33 Days to Pass the PANCE · October 2026 Cohort
This is for the student drowning in content whose score won’t move. In 33 days you rebuild the score, and you rebuild the confidence that went down with it.
Only 50 self-paid seats available for October.
Two things come with your email address. First, my daily email starts landing. That’s where I walk you through the six skills and how to find the one or two that are yours, before there’s anything to buy. Almost nobody is losing points in all six, which means your fix is one or two things, not everything.
Second, you enroll Tuesday, September 15. Everyone else waits until Thursday the 17th.
If what you’re after is one more question bank, this isn’t that, and you should close the tab. If you’ve already done the work and the score still won’t move, you’re who this was built for.
Free to join. What you get is 48 hours to take one before the public can. You’ll also start getting my daily email, tips and stories and the occasional pitch.
Another question bank won’t fix a test-taking problem. Read the six below and try to name which one is costing you. Most students can’t, and that right there is the actual problem. Not effort. Not intelligence. Nobody ever taught them to look at a score this way, and a student who just failed cannot diagnose herself. That is my job, not yours. Get on the list and I start doing it, before registration opens, whether or not you ever enroll. Inside the 33 days you get the daily plan that closes the ones that turn out to be yours.
The six don’t care which exam you’re sitting. Students run them on PACKRAT and EORs the same way they run them on the PANCE.
Confidence doesn’t come back from a pep talk. It comes back the day the problem finally has a name, and the name is a skill, not you.
“I took my senior PACKRAT on Friday and scored a 163. My Jr PACKRAT score was a 116. Being above national average in all but two categories. All I have done during my clinical year is follow the 33 days to pass the PANCE schedule.”
- Clinical-year student, 2026
22 cohorts. 4 years. Hundreds of PA students who walked in certain they were the problem, and walked out with a passing score.
“Thank you. I passed the PANCE! I went from a 287 in October to a 415 in January. I improved by 128 points.”
- Melissa
“I passed the PANCE on January 3rd, 2024.”
Attempt 1) 298
Attempt 2) 314
33 Day Program
Attempt 3) 373
- Tyler
33 Days isn’t a video library you get a login to. There are live meetings. And there are coaches who follow how you’re doing and reach out when you go quiet.
There’s a number where that stops being possible. It’s 50 self-paid students.
So the cap isn’t a sales tactic. It’s how many people we can actually keep track of.
The full room runs bigger than 50 once alumni coming back and school-purchased seats are counted. The 50 is the self-pay door, and that’s the door you’re standing at.
I’m Brian Wallace. I’m a practicing PA-C and I’m still at the hospital two days a week. I’ve spent 15 years helping PA students, thousands of them, and I’ve been running 33 Days since 2022. And I’m in the live meetings myself.
A 33-day program, live and coached, for PA students whose score won’t move no matter how hard they study. It’s built on the six skills that decide your PANCE score, and it’s been running since 2022. The average 33 Days student gains 78.95 PANCE points.
The student drowning in content. You’ve done the reading, you’ve done the questions, and the number still won’t move. It’s not another question bank. If that’s what you’re after, this isn’t it.
Thursday, October 1. Registration opens to the public on Thursday, September 17. The waitlist gets the enrollment link on Tuesday, September 15, 48 hours before anybody else.
50 self-paid seats. Alumni coming back and seats bought by schools sit on top of that, so the room is bigger than 50. The self-paid door closes at 50 and it doesn’t reopen.
No. Nothing on this page reserves a seat. What the waitlist gets you is the enrollment link 48 hours before the public, and on a door this size, that’s the whole game.
My daily email starts landing. That’s where I walk you through the six skills and how to find the one or two that are yours. Then on Tuesday, September 15, you get the enrollment link before anybody else. Step off any time.
Yes. The six skills don’t care which exam you’re sitting. Students run them on PACKRAT and EORs the same way they run them on the PANCE.
Pure Content, Clinical Reasoning, Test Taking, Stress and Anxiety, Peak Performance, and Studying. Almost nobody is losing points in all six. Your fix is one or two of them, not everything, and naming which ones is my job, not yours.
“I just wanted to reach out and let you know i PASSED. I got a 390. I was skeptical at first and took my time taking the PANCE so i was in the right mindset and it WORKED. The first two times [290 & 320] I took it i cried either before, during or right after. This time not a single tear or really any nerves going into it. Anyway just wanted to say thank you.”
- PA student, 2025
The list enrolls Tuesday, September 15. Everyone else waits until Thursday, September 17. The cohort starts Thursday, October 1.
Alumni coming back and seats bought by schools sit on top of the 50, so the room is bigger than that. But the self-paid door shuts at 50 and it doesn’t reopen.
If you sit this one out, the next one is December. That means studying through the holidays, and for a lot of students it means the exam date slides into next year with it. Same six problems, ten more weeks of carrying them.
The waitlist doesn’t hold a seat. It puts you in the room 48 hours before anybody else, and on a door this size, that’s the whole game.
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