Barry University CRNA 2025 Application

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Members are discussing their experiences with being waitlisted for a CRNA program, sharing updates on the number of spots left and when they may hear back. Some members are also discussing changes to a course in the program and expressing hope and optimism about potentially getting off the waitlist.

Wanted to start thread because I have not come across a forum for the CRNA 2025 application deadline. Good luck to those applying!

Hi all!

also applying for this year. Just waiting on one more LOR.

 

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Looking for chem course recommendations in south Florida. Thanks! 

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ysluocd said:

Looking for chem course recommendations in south Florida. Thanks! 

I mean I just finished up chem at my community college.. cheap and they're always great. But obviously it's not fast paced. Summer classes are about to start and they offer 8-10wk courses 

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Do you mind sharing the type of chemistry you were able to sign up for? I've looked into some courses in community college as well. The one I have looked into requires taking a prerequisite for a higher level course such as  general chemistry or organic chemistry. 

Meaning I'd have to take survey of chemistry before I can even sign up for a college level course which will make the process longer to be compliant with the school's chemistry requirement & more money for an extra class they won't even consider (survey of chemistry) since they are only accepting the higher level college chemistry courses, if that makes sense.
 

thanks. 

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RN0421 said:

Do you mind sharing the type of chemistry you were able to sign up for? I've looked into some courses in community college as well. The one I have looked into requires taking a prerequisite for a higher level course such as  general chemistry or organic chemistry. 

Meaning I'd have to take survey of chemistry before I can even sign up for a college level course which will make the process longer to be compliant with the school's chemistry requirement & more money for an extra class they won't even consider (survey of chemistry) since they are only accepting the higher level college chemistry courses, if that makes sense.
 

thanks. 

Sometimes if you reach out to the college and explain the situation, they will allow you to skip those intro courses. I would see if you could get in touch with someone and find out. 

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Question! For those of you that completed the personal statement, for the references you guys used, did you use a website/journal/article/etc? I'm struggling to find an article that's current and peer reviewed. 😕

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schnauzerloverRN said:

Question! For those of you that completed the personal statement, for the references you guys used, did you use a website/journal/article/etc? I'm struggling to find an article that's current and peer reviewed. 😕

I used website and articles... 

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futureCRNApro25 said:

I used website and articles... 

Like websites that just discuss the role? Could I just reference the AANA where they discuss the scope of a CRNA?

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schnauzerloverRN said:

Like websites that just discuss the role? Could I just reference the AANA where they discuss the scope of a CRNA?

I used AANA website 

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futureCRNApro25 said:

I used AANA website 

Perfect! Thank you 🙂

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I happen to be confused in regards the chemistry class. I tried to take General Chemistry 1 at MDC aka CHM1045 and they also said I needed like two introductory courses before even taking that general chemistry. And in order to take Biochemistry you need the permission and the okay from the director or the Biochemistry department at MDC so it's a challenge. Does anybody know if CHM1033 or Health Science Chem will suffice ? Or does anybody know where to take Biochemistry ? Tryna stay away from FIU it's kind of expensive....

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Shura_ said:

I happen to be confused in regards the chemistry class. I tried to take General Chemistry 1 at MDC aka CHM1045 and they also said I needed like two introductory courses before even taking that general chemistry. And in order to take Biochemistry you need the permission and the okay from the director or the Biochemistry department at MDC so it's a challenge. Does anybody know if CHM1033 or Health Science Chem will suffice ? Or does anybody know where to take Biochemistry ? Tryna stay away from FIU it's kind of expensive....

Try other community college? I went to one in Orlando and they didn't require me to take the intro. The only I needed to do was to take a chemistry test and meet certain score. Then I was good to take gen chem 1. Miami is super duper expensive 😞 although FIU's tuition is cheap 

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