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161: Last Chance: Is 33 Days To Pass The PANCE Right For You?

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Registration for the April 33 Days to Pass the PANCE cohort closes Wednesday, March 25 at 11:59 p.m. Pacific.

This episode is a focused “decision guide” for PA students and grads who are on the fence. If you’ve been hovering over the link thinking, “I don’t know if this is really for me…” listen to this first, then decide.

In this episode, you’ll hear:

  • Who 33 Days is built for
    • At‑risk PA students who can’t afford another failed EOR, PACKRAT, or end‑of‑curriculum exam
    • PANCE / PANRE repeat‑takers who are tired of seeing a number they hate
    • Clinical‑year students trying to juggle rotations, life, and exam prep without burning out

  • What the 33 days actually look like
    • How the Content Calendar tells you what to do and when
    • How the daily lessons, “Five Dailies,” and simple routines stack small wins
    • How live coaching calls and question breakdowns train you to “play the exam game,” not just memorize more facts

  • How this fits into a real schedule
    • Why the program is designed for people with jobs, kids, and rotations
    • Examples of past students who made it work with an hour (or less) a day by focusing their effort instead of adding more hours
  • How I handle the risk
    • The 10‑day money‑back guarantee that starts when the program starts, not when you pay
    • The free re‑enroll safety net if you do the work and still don’t pass your big exam
    • Why the real risk is usually repeating the same plan and hoping for a different score [$100M Offers, Page 97]

Ready to join the April cohort?

Enroll here:
https://physicianassistantexamreview.com/33

If it’s after March 25 when you’re reading this, that same link will point you to the next cohort or a way to get on the list.

Listen to the episode, be honest about where you are, and then make a clear decision:
“Yes, I’m in and I’ll figure it out with help,” or “No, I’m going to keep doing what I’ve been doing.”

Either way, decide on purpose.

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