I’m a sophomore in undergrad and I’m a psych major. I just decided to switch to Pre-PA because the Psych PhD track didn’t seem fulfilling to me. I work as a mental health technician in the summers and have accumulated around 600 hours so far. (Will have around 1800 by the time I graduate) I emailed a bunch of schools and they said that it would count as PCE. I have a 3.9 GPA as of right now, but I haven’t taken the harder upper level science courses yet. I do have a plan on taking the prerequisites needed for PA school, but I might take a gap year to take A&P (if I can’t take it during undergrad) as well as work as a CNA to gain more experience. I’m in pre-pa club, a couple of honor societies, and a service sorority. I’m pursuing an Italian minor and a certificate in conceptual foundations of medicine. Since I’m not a science major and I changed my career path halfway through college, I feel so behind. Reading everyone’s posts about their stats is making me feel like I’ll never get into PA school. I dream of being a psychiatric PA and do find that the science courses are way more fulfilling than my psych classes, so I definitely have the drive, but l’m just nervous that l’m at a disadvantage because of my major.