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Sorry nurse0421! That was for pokerface08. Read through the requisites for each program. There is a great site that you can use to see all the states the requirements for each school within that state. https://www.all-CRNA-schools.com/nurse-anesthesia-schools-by-state/ I took some master level courses online to cushion my resume. If you need to take Chemistry, I suggest Oregon state university. It is online, relatively inexpensive compared to other schools, no matriculation or transcripts required, and the teachers are awesome. Physics can also be taken online, but I'm not sure if OSU offers that. Hope this helps! Good luck! I had to go back to school to get my bachelor's degree before applying after being in nursing for almost a decade. So be patient with yourself. When the time is right, you'll know.

Be yourself, be confident, and be comfortable with your answers. As long as you get an interview, you are on a level playing field with everyone else. Practice your interview. I went on Youtube and looked at Bolt CRNA. If email him, he'll send you a 26 pages worth of questions. These range from clinical experience to the different personal questions you can be asked. Good luck along your journey!

Last year they had over 200 applicants and did 90 interviews over 2 weeks. They may be still trying to figure out if they are having on campus interviews or video style due to the covid-19.

15 people each year. There is great information on the Fairfield website under the nurse anesthesia program.

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Just got an update! Got an offer! Good luck to all!

I took mine through Oregon State University. Labs are included in the online content. They have super great videos, tutors, and the teachers are very receptive. The available courses go all the way to organic and inorganic chem to the 300 level. No matriculation fees, no transcripts needed, and when your class is done the transcripts are free to send via the web. Cost per credit is a little over $100. Hope this helps!

Hey everyone, Congrats on your interview if you received an invite. I spoke with ms.lynch (dr.moribers assistant) and she informed me that we will be receiving articles several days ahead of our interview to write about in lieu of the GREs. Lunch will be provided and that the day will be spent at the school. If anyone has any other tidbits they want to share, it is always appreciated!