Current Students of Millikin University CRNA program

[12BCRNA]

Hello,

Are there any current students of Millikin University CRNA program here? I was wondering what you think about the program and if they support their students. Thanks for your reply.

[Kitkat222, BSN, RN]

Following this post! I've been wanting to learn more about their program from other students, but haven't found much online.

[RNDrewski]

Just got an interview, does anyone know how the interview process is and some questions to focus on?

Thanks

[anonymous anonymous]

This program is very low quality.

there is no sim lab

there is no support for your DNP project: I emailed my advisor/chair multiple times with no response or feedback. The university library also does not have access to most journal articles necessary for your schoolwork throughout the program.

The program director is extremely manipulative in a toxic way

The faculty do not teach well at all. It is basically an at-home PowerPoint with class activities like we are in kindergarten.

Grading is very subjective Short answer if they do not like you. GOODLUCK passing.

There is no structure in this program at all

Most students come from the local rural hospital and cheat off of their co-workers in the program that are ahead. If you are not from the area, this is not the program for you. They are not inclusive at all.

I honestly do not even understand how this program is still running. their stats/passing rates are not very good either.

[anonymous anonymous]

Because nursing in general is so subjective/evaluations for clinicals are subjective as well you do not want to go to a school that has a reputation for being like this.

[anonymous anonymous]

 

[RNjn]

I would not recommend the program.

The faculty is not supportive and consistently gossips about student information with co-workers or friends; there is no such thing as confidential student information here.

 

[rnccrn1]

There were 2 black women in the class of 2023 they were both dismissed the first one year away from graduation and the second 4 months before graduation—the only black people in that class.

[Kitkat222, BSN, RN]

That's such a shame...I knew one of the girls that you are referring to @rnccrn1 but haven't kept in touch since I went to a different program. Hope you're doing okay if you're at MU's CRNA program. 

[icunurseBSNRN]

I was considering applying to this school; I think I might not anymore after reading this.

[RNjn]

icunurseBSNRN said:

I was considering applying to this school; I think I might not anymore after reading this.

As someone, you was there. I would definitely say I wish I had gone somewhere else where students have adequate resources and proper support from faculty. Faculty in this program do the bare minimum, but exams are still difficult. Students are not set up for success here, you are almost set up for failure I would say.

[RNjn]

I have literally been to clinical sites where they ask me what program I go to. I say Millikin/Decatur and the preceptor said I'm sorry just hang in there. 

Because they know how bad the program is.