Bloomsburg University 2013

[malamutepants]

Hey all, did anyone apply for BU's CRNA program? They pushed the deadline up 3 months and it left me scrambling to get all the materials together. I received an email from the admissions coordinator and was told 32 applications were submitted (for 12 spots). Does anyone have any info regarding the interview process, ie. is it more professional or clinical in nature, formal/informal, etc.? This is my first app. in this year so I'm excited and nervous at the same time. Any info would be appreciated.

Thanks! Happy 4th to everyone.

[RhinoRocketRN]

Fawn, every good CRNA has told me that school makes you a safe, competent CRNA, regardless of the cost, prestige, clinical components, or length of program. Only experience out in the work force can make you a GOOD CRNA. I would question any program director who stated that their program churns out not only safe and competent practitioners, but also GOOD ones at that. Excela Health accepted me yesterday so I'm probably going to decline Bloomsburg.

well said. Good luck at Excela and congratulations!

[murse619]

Bump! Any new updates from students who currently attend or recently graduated??? Thanks! I have an interview coming up.