LSU CRNA 2019

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Just getting the ball rolling on this thread. Really excited to be applying to CRNA programs this year! Who else is applying?

Out of State applicant here, --I too submitted my app on 6/25. I was shocked to see an email a day later about secondary application with $100 fee. good luck to everyone applying this cycle

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Specializes in MICU.

I was accepted at UNF for Spring of 2019. Yes, God's timing is perfect.

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Specializes in ICU.
I was accepted at UNF for Spring of 2019. Yes, God's timing is perfect.

Congrats!!

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Did you submit your application before obtaining a LA license? I have a MS license, but, didn't know if I had to wait to submit until I obtained my LA license. Thanks

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Specializes in ICU.

You don't need to get licensure until you are accepted.

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Thank you for the clarification.

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I'm applying as well. Just waiting on my final reference to be submitted to NursingCAS and then fingers crossed!

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Do we have to pay then manually submit our GRE scores? Because I'm not seeing how to upload my GRE score to the application website

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Do we have to pay then manually submit our GRE scores? Because I'm not seeing how to upload my GRE score to the application website

So after my NursingCAS app was submitted, I got an email from LSU with a secondary application link. You download the form and check a box to select the program you are applying to. Then mail in the form with a money order or check of $100 to LSU.

As for the GRE, I uploaded my score report with the NursingCAS application and also requested an official report sent directly to the school from ETS.

LSU GRE code is 6353

Good luck

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I am also applying! Just waiting for one final school to send my transcript.

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I wanted to share some info from the Webinar that took place last month for those of you who weren't able to attend.

- Interviews are usually in late September-early October.

- The program is 36 months long. Summer semester usually starts around May 23-25.

- Summer semester is 10 credit hours, only Friday and Saturday classes. You can technically still work for only this semester if you are in the New Orleans area.

- Clinical information: they participate in 34 clinical sites. Clinical will start for this class in Spring 2020, which will require 16 hours of observation. You are one-on-one with a preceptor and rotated every 2 months to a different site.

Hope this is helpful!

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I'm applying too! :D Just waiting on the NursingCAS to go through my transcripts. Good luck to everyone!

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