Newsletter

No more slinking into your seat with a racing heart and sweaty palms. Your going to walk with a small but confident smile into your exams from now on. Your shoulders back, your head high, your heart at a cool 70 BPM.

Even better, rather than counting sheep all night, you'll snuggle up to your pillow, pull up your blankets and be off to dreamland the night before your exam. You'll wake up fully charged and ready to rock.

Even better than that, instead of checking your email with one eye closed, you'll be racing to to check your scores so that you can show off that bright, shiny C after your name.

Here's why.

I'm creating a new division of Physician Assistant Exam Review called Physician Assistant Exam Scholars. We'll be drilling down and taking a magnifying glass to Blueprint Topics and showing you the best ways to grab all the good info, make it stick, and let the rest drift quietly away saving valuable time and space in that brain of yours.

I'm creating a format where I can set you up with tools to improve your learning, studying and test-taking skills. A place where you can get help with rotations, passing your exam, finding a job, choosing a career and being The Best PA Ever.

Physician Assistant Exam Scholars is going to be where we can carry the discussion even deeper. The podcast is great for a top level review of Blueprint Topics. The emails are great for little bite-sized tips and tricks, but I'm looking for more. And I'm looking for people who are looking for more.

I'm looking for Scholars.

But it isn't going to be for everyone. In fact, the Scholars program is only for a very specific kind of person.

If you're taking your test in less than 30 days the Scholars cohort isn't going to be for you. Becoming a scholar takes time. This won't be a source for quick, shiny, ninja, secret, snake oil tricks. The scholars cohort is for people who legitimately want to get better. People who know that success doesn't happen overnight.

People who understand that success doesn't come from a new trick or from your genes, but that real success comes from your habits.

Physician Assistant Exam Scholars is going to be evolving a lot over the first year, but it's all going to begin with a Newsletter.

(what? A newsletter? What does that even mean.)

I can't wait to show you because it's going to be like nothing else you've seen.

I just finished the first issue, and IT'S A DOOZY. Just dripping with things you can use immediately.

For starters in the first issue, you'll learn...

About an amazing study showing an easy way to increase your test scores by 30%! As if that isn't enough it was a 30% bump after NOT studying for 30 days.
How sharing with my classmates boosted MY scores (I'll show you exactly what I did).
Ways to use your favorite "skills" from elementary school to push you to the top of you're graduate school classes.
How your kids can HELP you study (This works even with a newborn).
That knowing the content isn't enough for test day. I'll show you what you MUST do in order to pass.
To use the "Testing Affect" to gain an unfair advantage over your classmates. It's not cheating, but it might look like it after you see your new scores.
And way, way more....

The plan is to open it up on March 15th. That way the first issue can go out on April 1st. What could be better than recieivng the very first edition of the Physican Assistant Exam Scholars Newsletter on April Fool's Day.

I want to let you know nice and early about this oppertunity because no matter what I do, I always get emails saying,

"I missed it because...

my cat had bronchitis."
my aunt Tilly needed a ride to church."
I was washing dishes at St. Mary's School for the Blind."
I was away on a wilderness rotation in the Alaskan Tundra, and we had no internet."

You are not going to want to miss this.

Enter your best email address below, and I'll make sure you get your chance to be a Scholar.

Break free from the frustration and heartbreak that comes when you study for hours and don't get the grades you deserve.