Updated October 28, 2026

Bryant PA program acceptance rate

Bryant University Physician Assistant Program does not publish how many people apply, so there is no acceptance rate to give. It enrolls about 60 students per class. Here is what it does publish.

Acceptance rate
Not published by the program
Class size
60
students each year
Interview format
One-on-one + writing (in person)

Every number is from Bryant's own PA program pages, checked October 28, 2026. The program does not publish applicant counts.

Bryant's interview: one-on-one + writing

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How the Bryant rate is worked out

Bryant University Physician Assistant Program does not post how many people apply, so we don't give a rate and don't estimate one. What it does publish is its class size: 60 students. For programs that do publish applicant counts, see the table of PA school acceptance rates by program.

What Bryant asks of applicants

  • An overall GPA, prerequisite GPA and biology, chemistry and physics GPA of at least 3.0 each. Source
  • At least 2,000 hours of direct patient care by the time you submit. The GRE is strongly encouraged but not required. Source
  • Prerequisites: biology, chemistry and anatomy and physiology with labs, plus microbiology, organic chemistry or biochemistry, psychology and statistics. Source
  • The program runs 27 months. Source
  • For students entering in January 2027, tuition for the whole 27-month program is $120,000, plus $12,955 in fees. Source

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Bryant deadline for 2027 entry

For the class entering January 2027, CASPA applications had to be verified by October 1, 2026. That deadline has passed. Source

The Bryant PA interview

Interviews are in person at Bryant. The day includes a writing activity and one-on-one interviews with Admissions Committee members, including program faculty and alumni. Source

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About the Bryant PA program

  • In the 2025-2026 cycle Bryant had about 1,900 verified CASPA applications and interviewed about 190 candidates for its 60 seats. Source
  • The mission includes helping reduce health care disparities and widen access to care for underserved groups. Source
  • Clinical training is eight core and two elective rotations in inpatient and outpatient settings. Source
  • Two seats in each new cohort are held for qualified Bryant undergraduates. Source

Questions people ask

What is the Bryant PA program acceptance rate?

Bryant University Physician Assistant Program does not publish how many people apply, so there is no acceptance rate to give. It enrolls about 60 students per class.

How many students does the Bryant PA program take?

Bryant reports a class size of 60 (students each year).

What is the Bryant PA interview like?

Interviews are in person at Bryant. The day includes a writing activity and one-on-one interviews with Admissions Committee members, including program faculty and alumni.

What are the Bryant PA program requirements?

An overall GPA, prerequisite GPA and biology, chemistry and physics GPA of at least 3.0 each. At least 2,000 hours of direct patient care by the time you submit. The GRE is strongly encouraged but not required. Prerequisites: biology, chemistry and anatomy and physiology with labs, plus microbiology, organic chemistry or biochemistry, psychology and statistics.

When is the Bryant PA program deadline?

For the class entering January 2027, CASPA applications had to be verified by October 1, 2026. That deadline has passed.

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Confetto is not affiliated with Bryant University Physician Assistant Program or Bryant University. Every figure on this page is from the program's own website (Smithfield, Rhode Island), checked October 28, 2026. Programs update these pages each year, so check the source links before you apply.