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Uexcel and University of Wisconsin PA Program - sanantone - 12-22-2017 This might seem very small, but I always like seeing schools embrace non-traditional education. For example, University of Texas at Austin recommends some Straighterline courses to complete prerequisites for the their alternate-entry MSN. I was looking at the prerequisites for University of Wisconsin's physician assistant program, and they require a physiology courses taken within the last three years. If your physiology course is older, they offer their own challenge exam and also give the option of taking the Uexcel for Anatomy and Physiology.  https://www.med.wisc.edu/media/medwiscedu/documents/education/physician-assistant-program/pa-program-physiology.pdf Here's a nursing program that accepts two Uexcels. http://www.sxu.edu/academics/resources/records-advising/excelsior.asp