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I got accepted to the 2019 cohort, anyone worried about the accreditation review thats suppose to be in January. I know some of us are taking loans out, do you think the loans will be paid back by the school if they lose accreditation. They seem pretty confident during the interview that they will pass the review, but then again I heard the fall 2018 calss weren't able to take their certification exam due to accreditation. If anyone can shed some light I would greatly appreciate it, because i'm debating if I should apply somewhere else, before putting a deposit down.

I got accepted to the 2019 cohort, anyone worried about the accreditation review thats suppose to be in January. I know some of us are taking loans out, do you think the loans will be paid back by the school if they lose accreditation. They seem pretty confident during the interview that they will pass the review, but then again I heard the fall 2018 calss weren't able to take their certification exam due to accreditation. If anyone can shed some light I would greatly appreciate it, because i'm debating if I should apply somewhere else, before putting a deposit down.

Thank you so much, this means a lot to me. How would I go about setting up a shadow date, feel free to contact me anytime ([email protected]). I currently work for Seton, I don't know if that helps or anything

Hello Everyone, Like a lot of people, I'm currently looking to advance my nursing career by pursing a degree into a crna program. I pretty much have everything done on my list (CCRN, GRE, recommedations, and 2 years of ICU experience). I was wondering if anyone can give me an insight on how they were able to shadow a CRNA or if in the Austin, TX region any leads to shadow one. I know it may not be requirement for all schools, but I would like to give myself the best chance into getting into a program. Thanks to anyone who reads this and can provide any useful information. I'm wiling to share any tips in passing the CCRN or any other questions about myself.