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Masters in Physician Assistant Programs in Connecticut

Explore masters in physician assistant programs and graduate schools offering MS physician assistant degrees. Find the best physician assistant programs for you with government statistics and graduate student reviews. 

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  1. Yale University

    • Graduate School
    • New Haven, CT
    • 6 reviews

    Graduate Student: Yale University is basically the most beautiful school in the world, by far. I still can't believe just how gorgeous the place is. Sometimes when I'm walking around by myself on the old campus, I just want to pinch myself. It's pretty much the "Blue Steel" of colleges and universities. Funny story, but my African mom basically describes it in the following terms: "ohh, it all looks like Harry Potter's world! I bet this is where he really goes to school!".
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    • Quinnipiac University

      • Graduate School
      • Hamden, CT
      • 11 reviews

      Graduate Student: The faculty are very open and friendly and help to support the students in any way they can. There are multiple resources for the students to utilize including transportation between campuses, library videos/books/events, and community outreach programs for students to build their skills and volunteer. Some things that I would like to see change are expanding the dorm areas. Currently, there is not enough room for the students attending Quinnipiac and the school has strong potential for growth, but the lack of dorm rooms makes it difficult to move forward in the process. Also, the tuition and on campus food plans are unnecessarily high making it difficult to afford. With that said, the campus is the perfect size for being accessible for students to walk to classes on time. I would strongly recommend Quinnipiac as a consideration for furthering education.
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      • University of Saint Joseph

        • Graduate School
        • West Hartford, CT
        • 9 reviews

        Graduate Student: I like that the University of Saint Joseph community was very welcoming and friendly. There's open communication between students and professors and staff. Also, professors are willing to help students when they need it. Small class sizes help students with getting individualized attention and direction from the professors.
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        • University of Bridgeport

          • Graduate School
          • Bridgeport, CT
          • 3 reviews

          Graduate Student: UB has become my second home. The community on campus helped me grow as a person and I have met so many wonderful people here. The faculty and staff are very accommodating and love interacting with the students here. Coming here has been one of the best decisions of my life!
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          • Sacred Heart University

            • Graduate School
            • Fairfield, CT
            • 6 reviews

            Graduate Student: I am currently a social work graduate studern at sacred hear universty, it is a great program, we have excellent professors. The social work class is so friendly it is live a second family to me.
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              University of Hartford

              • Graduate School
              • West Hartford, CT
              • 3 reviews

              Graduate Student: My experience is with the University of Hartford's Master's Nursing Education Program. It has smaller class sizes and is convenient for the adult learner. I feel that the program is helpful with ensuring success for their students.
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