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In my experience, that's typically how most CRNA school interviews go. They have a lot of interviewees to get through in a limited amount of time. For every acceptance, there's roughly 3-5 interviewees competing for the spot. I'd suggest having responses ready for all the standard/common interview questions and a quick elevator pitch of who you are and why they should offer you admission memorized like the back of your hand. Maximize those 15 minutes with clear responses. Of course there will be oddball EI questions, and those are the ones where it's okay to take a few seconds to think. And yeah, it sucks to spend money and time to fly out/get a hotel, only to wait around for hours. A lot of us are in that boat. Just leave it at the door, and be as enthusiastic as you can be. It's 4 hours for your next 3 years/future career. This is part of the test. Show them why you're a candidate they should take a risk on!

This 100%. The scheduling inconsistencies was enough for me to call it.

Turned down my interview last minute, as I accepted an offer from another program. Best of luck to everyone interviewing!

Got a second call at 830pm. I'm in. See you all soon!

Ahhh! I need to know for sure! Supposed to fly to Oklahoma tomorrow for an interview, but I will cancel on the spot if I get that call back for confirmation lmao.

I missed a call from (MODERATOR EDIT OF NAME - PLEASE DO NOT POST NAMES OF THOSE IN YOUR PROGRAM PER TOS). Was it only acceptances today, or did they call for all decisions? My heart is pounding LOL.

Nice. So like 1 hour 15 min total. Were there any other interviewees that you had to wait on/interact with, or were you kinda just on your own the whole time? And which day did you interview, if you don't mind me asking? Thanks!

Approximately how long did interviews take for those that have done it? The multiple emails for time changes/scheduling inconsistencies on such short notice is frustrating ngl. Very costly for out-of-state travel plans. ?

I'm amazed I just received an email to interview today. Took the last remaining time slot on the sign up page. Admittedly, I submitted my application literal days before the deadline, so I suppose it's fair, haha. I'm out-of-state, gonna be tight scheduling a flight, but I should be able to make it. Does anyone know approximately how many interview slots there were to begin with?