To All Srna's

GPA 4.0

GRE score 2400

ICU experience 25 years.








Joking of course.

GPA 3.85, GRE 2020, 7 years ICU.

GPA 4.0
GRE 1860
ICU 'sperience 6 -7 years
Reccomendations from:
Head of Trauma and Critical Care (MD)
Nurse Manager,
Dean of Nursing School

I was at University of Detroit/Mercy and transfered into Wayne State Univ's program just recently. So far so good.

GPA 3.7 (nursing/ science) 3.25 over all
GRE 1860
ICU 4.5 years on application, 5 total
I love my program, although I kind of wish I got to go into the clinical aspects of it earlier. Oh well. For a better idea, read my blog.

GPA: 3.68

MAT score: 65

ICU experience: 2 years

Undergrad: Northern Illinois University

Anesthesia Program: Bradley University/DMH

Satisfaction: I couldn't agree with nilepoc more. I have to wait a year before the clinical phase begins. It can be frustrating. I start clinicals in July. Read nilepoc's blog, it's very good.

Good luck!

GPA 4.0 (last 100 credit hours) 3.5 overall

GRE 1750

Experience 12 years in Trauma/Surgical ICU

Program UT-Houston (Extremely tough, admittance into the program does not grant you successful completion....but, this is what I like about this any many of the good programs out there...you know that if you completed this program...you EARNED it!)

Good Luck to you!

GPA: 3.9 RN-BSN (3.2 overall)

GRE: 1740

Experience: 10 yr SICU/CVICU and 2 yr Cardiac Cath Lab

Recommendations from: Chief cardiac surgery MDA and CRNA, Nurse Manager, and RN-BSN Instructor.

Anesthesia program: Medical College of Georgia (2nd semester). Program is good, changes are coming for future classes. Training with simulator this semester, clinical starts next semester.

RN-BSN 3.8 Overall 3.28
GRE 1710
Recommendations
ED physician-Medical Director, Chief Nursing Officer, ED Director
5 years ED experience-small rural area
1 year Clinical Coordinator/Nursing Supervisor
I just started school at University of South Carolina. We begin clinicals next week. I think I will enjoy having the clinicals integrated into the didactic. So far, I really like the school. The program is based out of the School of Medicine and is very science based compared to some others I researched and the best part is no thesis!

I'm considering going to a smaller hospital after graduation. 10-12 bed ICU/132 bed total. Do you think it would affect my chances of getting into a school? I hate the thought of staying in the urban phoenix area.

Thanks,

zzzzgirl

Working at a small hospital will not help your chances! But not everyone can work at big sophisticated places.