The UMDNJ PA Program was founded in 1975 and resides on the Piscataway campus of UMDNJ. Candidates who successfully complete the program are awarded a Master of Science degree. The program also offers a dual-degree program which allows qualified students to earn both Bachelor's and Master's degrees in six years. Class size is approximately fifty students.

The Seton Hall University PA Program began as a joint effort with UMDNJ in 1995. It became an independent program in 2001. Upon successful completion, the program awards a Master of Science - Physician Assistant degree. It also offers a dual-degree program allowing a student to obtain both a Bachelor of Science and Master of Science degree in six years. Class size is approximately thirty students.

New Jersey PA Students

         Whether you are a resident of the Garden State or just visiting us during your education, we want you to know that NJSSPA is here for you. We recognize that you are the future of our profession and we remain committed to helping you make a successful transition to our profession. If you have any questions, concerns or ideas that you think NJSSPA can help with, please forward you information to us. We are in regular communication with your program's student representative.

NJ PA Foundation Scholarships

The NJ Physician Assistant Foundation is occasionally able to offer scholarships for student members of NJSSPA. Information regarding these scholarships (usually available in the fall) will be posted on the foundation website and forwarded to your program student representative.

National Health Service Corps

Do you have an interest in primary care? Are you interested in serving the underserved? The National Health Service Corps (NHSC) has scholarship and loan repayment programs available that might be able to help you make your dream come true. For more information, visit the NHSC website by CLICKING HERE.