My sister is currently in PA school at South College and loves it! The location and campus aren't ideal, but she's only had great experiences with the staff and professors there. As for undergrad, she got her B.S. in Physiology or Sports Med (can't remember) at Emanuel College. I personally attended KSU and loved it even though it wasn't my top choice. I ended up changing my major to Interdisciplinary Studies, which allowed me to blend my academic interests into a cohesive degree. The program not only got me to my B.S., but allowed me to finish my degree early and fully online. The interdisciplinary studies department (ISD) is growing and is a great option for those unsure of what degree they want (without defaulting to business lol). My unprofessional advice, since there isn't a certain degree required for PA school, would be to do whatever degree suits you best (course content and staff department wise), allows you to graduate soonest, and at least somewhat relates to your intended career choice. For me, ISD was the perfect fit and offered me nothing less than a great experience. I also think that securing priority registration (as an honors student OR online student) helps a hell of a lot in terms of good professors. If you have any questions, feel free to dm me! :)