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It's GREAT that you're practicing your replies! Interview panels WILL push you to the edge of your knowledge base; many of them are doing this to see how you do when you don't know the answer to a question and/or "how you perform under pressure" ...

You can also reach out to the state association for help with finding CRNAs to shadow; we also have connections inside the Academy if you're a student with us. Cheering you on!!

Those are strong stats, and your GPA is not "bad" either! I would ensure that you highlight your experience and devices; traveling can *sometimes* be viewed "negatively" by CRNA programs IF they don't know that you get high-acuity patients (many trav...

Congratulations on the strong improvements you made! To answer your question about considering retakes & GPA-- there are a handful of programs that won't consider retakes BUT the good news is that many programs are still options! There...

Hi there! You do not have to have your NP to become a CRNA. If you're interested in learning how long it takes as well as what it takes to get into CRNA school (it's *very competitive*), please grab a free copy of our planning guide "8 Steps to...

Hi there! Congratulations on considering CRNA! We happen to think it's a great career path 😉 If you're interested, we offer a free 8 Steps to CRNA Planning Guide, it will outline different ways to be competitive for CRNA school applications...

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You can find a one-on-one CRNA mentor through TeachRN .com, or you can find guidance and support through CRNA School Prep Academy. We have a free weekly podcast! Best of luck! Rooting for you! Jenny

Thank you! We appreciate you tuning into the podcast and for your kind words about the Academy. Cheering to your future! 🙂

Congratulations on your invitation to interview! We offer a free interview prep guide with 150+ practice questions if you'd like to grab a copy: https://www.cspaedu.com/questions Cheering you on! You got this!!

Congratulations! A word of advice for choosing the right ICU for CRNA : -- The level doesn't matter as much as the acuity; If you're not regularly seeing ventilators, vasoactive drips, your patients get transferred out then it's not the best IC...

You could include that on a "Professional Development" section of your resume. Cheering you on!

Way to go! You got this-- we're rooting for you!! 🙌

Thank YOU! That's great that you've found them helpful-- thank you for tuning in and for the feedback! Cheers to yr future, Lisa! 🙂

Good morning! A quick word of advice: Prepare for your interview starting now! "Your application gets you the interview, but your interview is what gets you accepted" Most applicants will have similar stats--- setting yourself apart i...

Congratulations on your recent graduation, and kudos to you for going straight into the ICU!! CRNA is an awesome career choice, and it's smart that you're already thinking about how your ICU experience will play into future CRNA school applicat...

Rooting for you Lisa!! You got this!! 🙂

Hi there! Congratulations on your interview! Here's a free Interview Prep Guide with 150+ sample questions (both clinical and emotional) to help you prepare: https://www.cspaedu.com/questions Cheering you on-- you got this!!

Hi there! Congratulations on your upcoming shadowing experience!! First things first, grab this free Shadowing Experience Documentation form. It not only will help you with future CRNA school applications, it's a great way to show up prepared a...

Hi there! I would encourage you to talk with your program faculty directly; there are so many CRNA programs around the USA, and all of them have different ways they support their students, time-off policies etx. Congratulations on your acceptan...

The best advice we've ever heard (directly from a CRNA Program Faculty member no less!) is "Preparing for your interview should start while you're in the ICU, working on your application." To that we add-- If you plan to apply, you should plan ...

The best advice we've ever heard (directly from a CRNA Program Faculty member no less!) is "Preparing for your interview should start while you're in the ICU, working on your application." To that we add-- If you plan to apply, you should plan ...

The best advice we've ever heard (directly from a CRNA Program Faculty member no less!) is "Preparing for your interview should start while you're in the ICU, working on your application." To that we add-- If you plan to apply, you should plan ...

The best advice we've ever heard (directly from a CRNA Program Faculty member no less!) is "Preparing for your interview should start while you're in the ICU, working on your application." To that we add-- If you plan to apply, you should plan ...