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First year Student @ U. of Cincinnati
GRE: meager 1048
GPA: 3.87 Cumulative
ICU exp: 15 months or so at interview/ just over 2 years at start of program in an 18-bed adult combined MED/SURG/CV ICU.
I think military experience is looked on favorably as well as anything interesting you do/have done (volunteering, hobbies, etc).
Spend alot of time on Goal Statement (some schools call it a nursing philosophy) and allow for proofreading and revisions.
Amongst all the good grades, high GRE's, they want people too
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5 years experience by start/2 of them as a traveler-multiple specialties cvicu with vads, trauma icu, sicu with some neuro and some micu/ccu-bulk in cvicu tho, 3.46 gpa..but aced most sciences and maths...1300 gre 4.5 with a 700quan/600verbal split. ccrn-csc, tncc-was accepted to penn and it was my first choice!
GPA 2.84
GRE 910 3.5 verbal
8 yrs. SICU/MICU some ED
CCRN
For those who are not applying due to low GPA/GRE. Look at mine, I got accepted to two schools. Applied to 7. Was granted interview in all of them. Went to first two, got acceptance letters and skipped the rest. And so far, thank God, doing well.
If you want to be a CRNA bad enough, you will get in to school.
Just go for it.
It is possible.
3.7 GPA
1000 GRE
2 year 4 months at (large teaching level 1 trauma) SICU at time of interviews, 3 years by the time I start
Involved in 3 commitees at work
Tutored Anatomy and Physiology lab undergrad
Tutored Nursing classes in BSN
CCRN
I interviewed at three schools in California, got into all three.
I think the letters of rec and the interview sealed the deal.
Good luck to all! :wink2:
nynurse!
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hey all
if anyone wouldn't mind, just wondering if you current/accepted SRNAs would post your stats that got you into school...GRE, GPA, ICU experience, etc.
especially any east coasters-UMDNJ, columbia, penn, new britain, fairfield, etc.
in the process of applying and getting nervous!
thanks!!!