Millikin University and Decatur Hospital CRNA DNAP Program

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Hello everyone! I recently accepted an interview for Millikin and Decatur CRNA School and had a few questions ?

1. I was told the interview is 3-4 hours long and saw a post from 2010 stating there was a clinical test. Is there still a clinical test? In order to prepare, can anyone tell me what the interview process consists of? Are the interviews personal, clinical or both? What materials should I study if it is clinical?

2. For current students, how is the program? Are all clinical rotations done at Decatur Memorial Hospital? How is the general area of Decatur, Illinois?

I appreciate any and all tips/advice!!

Yup. Most people do their best to tolerate the program graduate and get far far away from this school. Not a good experience for most. 

They pick on, write up and haze the minority students SIGNIFICANTLY more than they do the white students. Several minorities have shared that they were often picked on and treated poorly in this program.

The program consistently undermines their own students and play nasty games with your livelihood

I would never recommend this program to anyone

There is no support

When things happen the program faculty and administration do not advocate for the students instead use it as an opportunity for disciplinary action 

You can not trust anything and I mean anything the program director says she will say one thing to you and the opposite amongst NAP administration

 

Stay away from here!

 

 

In this program in every cohort there are a couple of people that are bullied relentlessly by the program and CRNAs affiliated with the program. It is extremely difficult to watch and even more difficult to experience.

You just do not get a good education here! 

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