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Hello everyone. I recently received an invitation to interview for the CRNA program at the Mayo Clinic. Does anyone have any advice? or previously interviewed here and would be willing to tell me things you wish you would have known before going? An...

Did you take it yet? If not I used the review videos/powerpoint presentation you can buy when you register to take the test. They were okay. Pricey for what you get. I just watched those over a few months and then read the barrons book in two days ...

I read that you recommend reviewing physiology. I took those courses about seven years ago so I could use a review before starting this summer semester. Do you recommend any physiology/patho book specifically or will any good physiology book do? Also...

Minimum requirement is one year. Good luck getting into the vast majority of schools with only a year. Two years is like the hidden minimum to get "accepted" a year will simply allow you to apply and interview. For example, I have a 3.97 GPA, 4.0 in...

Minimum requirement is one year. Good luck getting into the vast majority of schools with only a year. Two years is like the hidden minimum to get "accepted" a year will simply allow you to apply and interview. For example, I have a 3.97 GPA, 4.0 i...

You are not alone. I felt the same way. I work on a general ICU that takes everything except ECMO pts so I had a huge disadvantage trying to learn how to professionally manage all these pt conditions. Unfortuanely, I also had to deal with a third of...

Plus it is an amazing school. It is in nebraska so I think this is why it isn't super competitive and they'll consider ED experience.

Apply to Bryan college of health Sciences. They will count your ED experience and you will get in no problem as long as you do okay on the GRE and the interview. Your stats look similar to previous accepted applicants. Message me if you want details....

Go for it. Don't waste any time. Every year more and more people apply so give it a shot and have the upper hand during next years interviews, if that occurs. Fyi with under two years of ICU experience (they don't really care how much experience yo...

Hello, has anyone heard about the Pre-CRNA course offered at Barry University? I was wondering if it is worthwhile being that it is 3,000 plus 150 for books and they do not offer financial aid for it because it is considered "an elective."

I found a good general chemistry class I think I will take. Thanks for the advice. I also found some fun-looking pathophysiology courses. Does anyone think taking another pathophysiology class would be benefitial? I just do not want to take too many ...

Thanks for all the input everyone. You are all awesome. I should have also said that I have been accepted into a program and now that I have, I am realizing that I do not remember very much from my chemistry courses being that they were taken over ...

I recently was accepted into a CRNA program that starts in a little over six months. Any current CRNAs, SRNAs, or anyone else got any advice of what I should try to accomplish in these last six months before starting? My chemistry courses are five y...

That is great. I appreciate it.

I just got my alternate choice email. Dang.

Well I think I didn't get in. Got an interview at Mayo. We will see how that goes.

Nothing yet.

I haven't heard back yet. I'm going to be going crazy until tomorrow. I have a feeling I didn't get in.

It was not on any papers. Stacey just said she would have the waitlist emailed out by Friday at the latest but was hoping to get it done sooner.

We definitely need to put some info down for future applicants. Interviewing is scary and these forums help a ton. Bryan did not have much on allnurses before this one. So here is a few more hints. Four fifteen minute interviews occur all with curr...

Didn't you interview today as well king?

I didn't asked that, but that would make sense. They said they always accept one or two people from the waitlist.

They experience is great. The way they have it set up is amazing. SRNAs take you to each room where the interviews are occuring and they are super helpful and answer questions and let you know what to expect. It is very hard to read about a third of...

I interviewed. It was pretty self directed. By that I mean they only asked questions based on what you say to see in your area of work. I only got one very difficult question and it was from Shannon. Others felt similar. Advice wise just know your m...

Middle Tennessee was another and La-Crosse.