RN1234

Yay! Congratulations on your interview!

I'm seeing this as a trend on this forum. It's sad that universities aren't seeing their students as an investment! Taking a year off to doing remediation and just allowing students to retake the course. However, policy is policy! Hope everything worked out!

This is a great visual! Interesting to see how the programs are physically laid out!

To echo everyone's sentiments, the hospital itself isn't a huge focus. The experience and how well you grow from it matters most!

By all means, I completely understand! This is merely a recommendation. While it may be costly to apply, this could provide you useful information or a chance at getting admitted.

Just a follow up, what did you end up doing?

Thank you for your insight

Apply anyway! Certain universities have a strict cut off. If that's the case, they'll tell you if you don't interview/get in. But you never know if the other universities you applied for will be more lenient. Best of Luck!

I'd be interested to read the comments. I am neither a CRNA nor a NP. Getting another degree/certification for something on the side seems to be a huge investment for something that wouldn't be your main focus.

Thanks for this post. I debated purchasing it. After reading this forum, perhaps my money is best spent elsewhere.

Does this year long "probation" come with any limitations? Are you not able to care for certain patients bc of it? Also, what type of unit are you in? Is it specialized which would require more training?

Thank you for sharing this information

Any chance you can summarize any info from the session? Also, any recommendations for study material will be greatly appreciated!

With your GPA, I'd focus more on really knowing the medications and common procedures you do in your unit.