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Rhode Island College (RIC) - CRNA 2024
I am enjoying it as much as I can so far. It's pretty much what you would expect being in a rigorous grad program. So far it's been manageable. We start anesthesia didactic this Summer, which is when *** supposedly hits the fan. I do really enjoy my cohort though, everyone gets along really well which has been helpful and awesome to have study groups. Hey sorry I am just seeing these! How did the interview go?! Hey sorry I am just seeing this!
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Rhode Island College (RIC) - CRNA 2024
It's hard to say. My lowest grade was a B+ when I applied. But I'm not certain what the grades were of my classmates. It is a competitive program given the low number of seats for acceptance. So if the Cs are in any science or nursing courses I would suggest retaking at least one to should you are making the effort
- Rhode Island College (RIC) - CRNA 2024
- Rhode Island College (RIC) - CRNA 2024
- Rhode Island College (RIC) - CRNA 2024
- Rhode Island College (RIC) - CRNA 2024
- Rhode Island College (RIC) - CRNA 2024
- Rhode Island College (RIC) - CRNA 2024
- Rhode Island College (RIC) - CRNA 2023
- Rhode Island College (RIC) - CRNA 2023
- Rhode Island College (RIC) - CRNA 2023
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Fairfield University CRNA 2024
Thankfully I have another school I applied to and am awaiting an interview for. These are helpful tips. I definitely could have showcased more personal aspects when they said tell us about yourself/ work experience. I'm optimistic to use some of the take aways from this interview and hopefully rock this next one
- Fairfield University CRNA 2024
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Fairfield University CRNA 2024
No email but I received a rejection letter via my portal. Honestly super bummer. I didn't feel like I crushed my interview but also didn't think I bombed it. It also was so short I felt like I didn't have the chance to highlight/ showcase myself much. It is was it is. There is next year. Not too sure where to improve on tho I guess other than practicing even more for my interview. I have been a PICU nurse for 5 years working at all level 1 trauma centers. If I had less experience I feel like my chances of getting in next year would improve in perspective to more work experience. However.. feeling like I did all I could to prepare this application cycle. There's always room for improvement I suppose. Just need to figure out where in particular
- Fairfield University CRNA 2024
- Rhode Island College (RIC) - CRNA 2024
- Fairfield University CRNA 2024
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Rhode Island College (RIC) - CRNA 2024
RIC/ SJHSN DNP Program with Specialization in Nurse Anesthesia. Hey everyone. I applied to the program starting in May 2024. I submitted a couple weeks ago and am waiting to hear on next steps. I wanted to start this thread for anyone else that has applied as well. Does anyone know how large this cohort will be? From what I could find online, in the past it has only been 10 students.
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Fairfield University CRNA 2024
Congrats to everyone that has been accepted!! This is my first application cycle so I am still figuring out how all of this works. I didn't realize they sent out acceptance letters before some people even interview. I was initially going to interview in early October, however I had to move my date due to a family emergency. Now I'm feeling like I'm at somewhat of a disadvantage interviewing later if some spots are already taken. In general is better to interview as early as possible?