Master of Physician Assistant Studies (MPAS)

At High Point University, the tuition fee is 31,145 USD per year.

The Master of Physician Assistant Studies (MPAS) program prepares future healthcare leaders through an innovative blend of classroom instruction and experiential learning. It includes a 15-month Didactic Phase and a 12-month Clinical Phase. Students engage in medical simulation, cadaver-based anatomy, problem-based learning, and hands-on clinical skills training to gain knowledge and critical thinking abilities for the healthcare environment.

Focus areas include Core Medical Sciences, Critical Thinking, Cultural Values, Public Policy Issues, Research, Service Learning Opportunities.

The 27-month program includes a 15-month Didactic Phase and a 12-month Clinical Phase. The curriculum is structured around graduate-level academic coursework, practical lab sessions, simulated case presentations, problem-based learning, and off-campus clinical interaction. The clinical phase includes seven five-week rotations and two electives, along with an evidence-based Master’s project.

Graduates are prepared to reliably perform the role of a Physician Assistant in diverse healthcare settings, collaborating with physicians and other professionals, and contributing to the advancement of knowledge in their discipline.

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On-campus, full-time, 27 months duration. For international students, tuition is above the median for US programmes. The institution admits about 77% of applicants.

High Point University's campus offers several housing formats, including apartment-style single rooms, double-occupancy shared facilities, and tiny homes for incoming and upperclass students. Outdoor Discovery provides complimentary activities and venture trips designed to introduce students to new experiences and friendships. Division I athletics give students opportunities to attend basketball, lacrosse, rowing, and other competitions. Located in High Point, North Carolina, the university combines residential life with classroom study, student activities, and practical experiences.

Academic options span 73 undergraduate majors and 70 undergraduate minors, along with graduate programs. Schools and colleges cover health sciences, arts and design, entrepreneurship, humanities and behavioral sciences, business, pharmacy, law, communication, education, nursing, natural sciences, engineering, dental medicine, and graduate study. Experiential learning and academic innovation are part of the undergraduate experience, while Project Discovery helps students who are still exploring possible majors. Graduate study is available in online and in-person formats.

Since 2005, President Nido Qubein has led changes involving enrollment, campus acreage, and faculty. Students can pursue study abroad experiences focused on new cultures, ways of thinking, learning methods, lifestyles, and relationships. International students should consider the range of academic schools, residential options, and practical learning opportunities when comparing programs. The university also connects education with career preparation through life-skills development, internships, and career guidance.