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Physician Assistant Pathways

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Explore CSUF partnerships with select physician assistant programs supporting students pursuing careers as Physician Assistants. These opportunities may include early assurance pathways for qualified applicants. Review the options below to compare programs, eligibility, and key requirements.

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Interested in a physician assistant program? Meet with a Health Profession Advisor to review eligibility and planning. 

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  • Programs

Western University of Health Sciences

Program Type: Early Assurance Program

Program Overview

Marshall B. Ketchum University's College of PA Studies offers a 27-month, post-baccalaureate program leading to the Master of Medical Science (MMS) degree. The program prepares students for clinical practice as Physician Assistants through a rigorous, patient-centered curriculum.

Students learn in a collaborative, supportive environment with a low student-to-faculty ratio that emphasizes individualized attention and professional development. The curriculum integrates interprofessional education and community-based experiences to strengthen teamwork, communication, and patient care.

Through the CSUF linkage program, qualified students may receive consideration for structured or early admission into Marshall B. Ketchum University's PA studies.

Who Can Apply?

This opportunity is available to:

Academic Requirements

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Why Consider This Program?

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Before You Apply

Admission requirements, timelines, and program expectations may change annually. Students interested in the Marshall B. Ketchum University's PA Studies linkage should meet with a Health Professions Advisor early to confirm eligibility, review coursework planning, and understand current application requirements.