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  1. Yes I accepted there offer and the program is great! The faculty and staff are very supportive and easy to approach. It’s very welcoming and I’m glad I chose them over other programs I had interviews for.
  2. I received an interview as well! But I’m no longer interested as I already got accepted to another program closer to me. Good luck everyone!
  3. @AK-SRNA Congrats! Now you just gotta start prepping for CRNA school haha.
  4. @AKRN0 yes they have accepted me to their fall semester. As for the clinical questions, it’s literally ICU scenarios you’ve more than likely experienced. I don’t think it’ll be a good idea to tell you exactly what they asked me but for sure brush up on basic ACLS, your pressors, artline usages, etc… Look into the pharmacological along with the pathophysiology of meds. Always think like a provider and try to explain WHY you are doing things.
  5. @brittdrift13 Have they reached out by now? That seems awfully weird. I hope they gave you an interview or sum
  6. @AKRN0 Personally, my interview went really well. I was nervous at first and I actually told them I was and they told me to relax and be myself and I did just that. They asked about my experience and asked some personality type of questions. They also asked me about some critical care knowledge I had based on 4 different types of scenarios. You really dictate the way the interview goes so if you say you had experience about CVICU stuff then they’ll ask questions based on what you tell them you experience so don’t lie. I made them laugh a couple of times and so that also help to lighten the mood. Eventually it didn’t even feel like an interview anymore. Also, ask tons of questions about the program. Good luck! ?
  7. I believe they are officially accredited for the start of the program.
  8. Ohhhh I could’ve sworn someone said that LOL my bad. Well I guess the 60 number of ppl waitlisted doesn’t make any sense at this point
  9. I think they have a time limit to pay or they’ll be dropped off the list. That’s where the force part comes in out of fear of a permanent rejection. But it’s a but odd for 60 ppl on the waitlist. But if 60 ppl pay a deposit, it’s more money in their pockets at the end of the day.
  10. It’s a bit weird but they could do that to force people to pay for their deposit. They’ll make a lot of money off of it.
  11. I’ll be applying as well. I think for the personal statement just explain what motivated you to become a CRNA and list your experiences. Good luck
  12. I’m following this thread since there doesn’t seem to be a lot of ppl speaking about LaRoche’s CRNA program. I got accepted to it but like Mary Baldwin’s program, LaRoche is also being accredited and plans to enrolls its first cohort this fall semester. I was hoping to see if Mary Baldwin recently became accredited, then LaRoche would probably be well. Haha
  13. I’m starting a thread for the La Roche CRNA program for Fall 2022. I haven’t seen many people talk about the program recently and only since some old forums back in 2004 and I think 2018 or something. I just did an interview recently and I know the program is currently under review and had a meeting with the COA to officially become accredited this fall semester. Is anyone else applying to this program? If so, have you guys interviewed or got accepted?

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