r/PAstudent 7h ago

PACKRAT score

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I just took my first PACKRAT at the end of my didactic year. There's onky a tiny bit more content that we have to cover but I got a 175. I reviewed the score report and know what I should review. Is that good, bad, or average score and like how does that correlate to actual PANCE score and passing?


r/PAstudent 9h ago

PANCE results Accommodation

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Hi, I just recently took the PANCE and I have accommodations and just wondering for anyone who had accommodations how long did it take for you to get your results back?


r/PAstudent 19h ago

FM EOR Retake

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I failed my Family Medicine EOR, and I’m honestly feeling extremely discouraged and kind of freaking out.

Looking back, I know I didn’t start studying early enough, and my score definitely reflected that. Now I only have a week until my retake, and to make things worse, I just started a new rotation. It all feels overwhelming.

I reviewed the topic list from my score report and have been focusing on the areas I missed. I’ve also been doing Blueprint practice questions, but I’m only averaging around 60%, which has me feeling like I’m running out of hope.

I guess I’m just looking for reassurance. Has anyone else been in a similar situation and still passed their retake? If so, what did you do during that last week that made the biggest difference?


r/PAstudent 19h ago

Pharm charts?

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I LOVE whoever’s notes these are!
I found these on Pinterest but I would love the pdfs and all of them tbh
Anyone know where I can find them?!?


r/PAstudent 9h ago

PANCE Accommodations question

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I’m a PANCE retaker. Failed my first attempt. I didn’t have accommodations my first attempt. But my question is would it be considered an accommodation to have the computer lights adjusted (brightness and night shift (the light to make the screen orange))????

I remember having a raging headache half way through the exam and I felt like sitting in an office space with computer screen in front of me contributed to that.

If this does count as an accommodation would that mean I would have to take the PANCE in two separate sittings?


r/PAstudent 8h ago

New EOR Pediatrics

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Hi, I wanted to know if anyone has taken the new EOR for peds and how they felt about it. I’m going to take mine soon and I’m nervous bc it’s a new blueprint and everything. Thanks!


r/PAstudent 2h ago

Blueprint PANCE Prep Course?

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Hi everyone! Has anyone used the 4-day Blueprint prep course to study for the PANCE? I’m considering signing up and would love to hear about people’s experiences and if the cost was worth it. Thank you!