Augusta University 2020 CRNA Applicants

[anesthezzzia]

I just wanted to see if there was anyone else out there on allnurses that is currently applying for entrance into Augusta University's CRNA program starting Spring 2020.

[D7477]

Last year we were notified by mail. The letter came before the end of May...

[Againstallodds12]

Do they call if you got waitlisted ? Or just for acceptance ?

[anesthezzzia, BSN, RN]

On 5/2/2019 at 1:01 PM, Againstallodds12 said:

Do they call if you got waitlisted ? Or just for acceptance ?

They only call for acceptance. Letters will be mailed for those that are waitlisted.

[elizabeth4122]

Did anyone else get waitlisted?

[SammytheSRNA]

I did!

[elizabeth4122]

Do you know how many people they waitlist?

[estiles, BSN]

Did it come in the mail?

[elizabeth4122]

Yes

[estiles, BSN]

I haven’t gotten anything in the mail yet! When did you get your letter @SamICURN ?

[SammytheSRNA]

Last Thursday.

[RussRn4]

On 4/26/2019 at 2:36 PM, worker686 said:

GPA 3.72, GRE: 304, ICU : 1 year by start date, Volunteer work , preceptor, and currently taking classes.

Hey! I am looking to apply for Spring 2021, and I will have just barely completed my year of ICU nursing by the start of the program. Do you think that holds a lot of weight in their decision making?

My stats are 3.57 GPA, 304 GRE, I’ve been a nurse for 4 years in the Military, Being in the military has given me lots of different leadership roles. I was just worried about my ICU work experience. I’m projecting by the time of the interview I would have only been in my ICU job for about 4 months.

[leyvay88, BSN, RN]

2 hours ago, RussRn4 said:

Hey! I am looking to apply for Spring 2021, and I will have just barely completed my year of ICU nursing by the start of the program. Do you think that holds a lot of weight in their decision making?

My stats are 3.57 GPA, 304 GRE, I’ve been a nurse for 4 years in the Military, Being in the military has given me lots of different leadership roles. I was just worried about my ICU work experience. I’m projecting by the time of the interview I would have only been in my ICU job for about 4 months.

I would say go for it, worst case you earn the experience and make yourself known. Talk about your experiences as a military nurse, those might be strengths as well. Experience does give you points but only so much does. That’s not the only thing they look at.