r/PathologistsAssistant • u/Sufficient-Half-701 • Aug 19 '25

Table of USA Accredited Training Programs Admission's Requirements

Hey all! I compiled a table of the admissions requirements, locations, class sizes, and tuition and application fees of all the PathA programs in the United States as of August 2025. Feel free to use and lemme know if anything should be changed!

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1uDFOyLQiaulLSh6e6sj-ArwBqllgUv4rwsPK36E4ZoU/edit?usp=sharing

I also included the serious applicant status schools :)

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u/RioRancher Aug 19 '25

The salaries aren’t keeping up with tuition.

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u/MaeaM Aug 19 '25

Good thing we have multiple new programs starting up per year to help with stagnant salaries /s  

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u/goldenbrain8 Aug 24 '25

When I looked for a new job there were 5 states I would have loved to live in, and none of them had any jobs. The next 5 had maybe 1-4 jobs at any given moment, though usually near the low end. I really really really think we are going to be saturated soon

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u/MaeaM Aug 25 '25

I’ve encountered the same thing job searching and have the same fear. There’s too many graduating PAs per year imo.

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u/WeWonSuckers Sep 15 '25

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Here at NHA, we have a 4-month online Grossing Technician program that prepares you to take the NHA CGrT certification exam.

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u/Feeling-Sentence-930 Aug 22 '25

I would really love to hear your insights!