Part time ICU

Anesthesia school is very competative. Most schools have at least 3 applicants for every spot, mine had seven people for each spot. If you think you can stand out as an applicant when the others in your cohort are spending full time hours and have the same or better grades than you, then sure part time is OK. Usually though it is not enough. The adcoms are always looking for people that can handle the workload. For example, I finished my bachelors degree in a year while working a full time job and all the responsibilities of a family. I am sure that came into play in the little dark room where they conjure up class admissions.

BTW- to literally answer your question- it is possible, just not probable, that you can be admitted working only part-time.

I did every weekend commitment

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WOW! What kind of program was that for your bacehlors? Most schools require 126 hours to get a degree. Is that even possible in one year?! Did you ever sleep?

I don't know how you could have slept, much less work full time!

Holy smokes!

We need more info on this!

:uhoh3:Ready,

WOW! What kind of program was that for your bacehlors? Most schools require 126 hours to get a degree. Is that even possible in one year?! Did you ever sleep?

I don't know how you could have slept, much less work full time!

Holy smokes!

We need more info on this!

You sound as if you doubt.

Here:

RN-BSN at University of Maryland.

http://nursing.umaryland.edu/programs/rn-bsn-ms/rn-bsn2.htm

I did 20 credits semester one (To prove I could handle a particular anethesia schools work load), and 11 the next-

I never found nursing school hard, but anesthesia school..... ouch!!