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Thank you guys for the support and advice! Honestly, I was just wondering how this interview would compare to my interview with them years ago. Today, I learned that they use the same interview method from 2022, and hopefully, after working on my resume for years, I won't get waitlisted again ? Other schools I'm interviewing for definitely have a clinical question segment, so I've been practicing that as well. As others have mentioned, preparing for anything is essential, and maybe they'll change it up next year. This isn't exactly confidential information. Anyway, I kinda regret not asking when they think final decisions will be made, but I know they were trying to stay on schedule. I've seen it as early as ten days in other years discussion boards, I hope we don't have to wait too longggg

I didn't think it would be a such divisive question LOL. Thanks for the support! And good luck to everyone.

Hey! Did you end up attending FGCU? ?

Hey guys! This might be a dead thread, but I figured it's worth reaching out. I'm interviewing on Monday and would like to know how your experience was. Did they ask clinical questions or just personal questions? Also, how do you like the program? I haven't been able to speak to any FGCU SRNAs. Thank you ❤️

Hi guys! For those that were interviewed, did they ask clinical questions? Many years ago, when I first interviewed, I was only asked personal questions. Thanks!

So I actually retook the math section by itself. You just skip through the other portions you don't want to take. It costs the same tho. I understand that the deadline is so close. If there are other schools that need the GRE maybe it's a good idea to study and retake the English part, if not then it is what it is. Since youre applying for this round you should go to the updated thread too!

I don't quite remember my scores, but I know I got like one point less on the quantitative portion and exactly what they wanted on the reading/writing portion. Maybe you could re-do just the reading/writing part? I only redid the math portion to still be off be a point LOL

So a couple of years ago when I applied for the first time I barely met the GRE requirements, but I still got an interview. I know I didn't get in bc my interview wasn't great and my nerves got there best of me. I was waitlisted though. I didn't take the GRE again for this round but did do other things like take graduate level classes. The GRE was created by satan himself and I refuse to sit through it again LOL

Do you guys think they are waiting until after the deadline to review applications and send interview invites? Or has anyone received an interview invite yet?

Has anyone spoken to a FGCU SRNA? I haven't found anyone who has done the program and would love more insight into how they like it ?

Hi friends, I'm applying this year and wanted to speak with a current SRNA at UM. I would like to see how the program is going and maybe answer a few questions I had. Thank you! Maria

Hi friends, I'm applying this year and wanted to speak with a current SRNA at UM. I would like to see how the program is going and maybe answer a few questions I had. Thank you! Maria

Hey, I'm working on my application now. Yes. It's still required.

Thanks so much Stephanie. It's mdelrisco105 at hotmail dot com

Hi friends, I'm applying this year and wanted to speak with a current SRNA at FGCU. I would like to see how the program is going and maybe answer a few questions I had. Thank you! Maria

For sure include me in the group chat ? Also, if anyone got into the acute care program, lmk! Let's get in touch

CONGRATS y’all! I got in to the part time acute care adult gerontology!

CONGRATS to those that got in ? so far it seems like only the peds people got their acceptance phone calls? I could be wrong. I applied to the part time adult gero program and haven’t heard anything yet.

Hey there! Did you ever turn in your application? I applied to the adult gerontology specialty. They said invites to interviews will be sent out in early April. Fingers crossed. I have 2 years of step down nursing. ABSN GPA was 3.35. Not awful, but not great. Hopefully other parts of my application make up for what is lacking. I have a couple of Scholarships, honors, and a certification under my belt. Wishing everyone the best.

Thanks for making this post! I applied to the part time acute care adult gerontology DNP. I have 2 years of step down nursing. ABSN GPA was 3.35. GRE Verbal 150 and Math 143. Not awful, but not great. Hopefully other parts of my application make up for what is lacking. I have a couple of scholarships, honors, and a certification under my belt. Wishing everyone the best ?