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I applied in early December and haven't heard back. I already accepted at another program but was still slightly surprised that there was no correspondence after my application.

I received an interview invite as well. I already accepted a position in another program! Good luck everyone!

I haven't found a FB group yet either

UPMC Hamot!

Yes!

I was accepted!

I received the email too! I fortunately received acceptance to another program this afternoon, good luck to everyone! You got this!

I reached out the end of November and was told everyone will hear by the first of the year!

Did any of you have trouble with the my.laroche application saying incomplete? it has the "interview" and "GPA >3.0" as not received but they received all my transcripts & my GPA is above 3.0. I've called and emailed graduate admissions, there's no way they'll review my application until it says complete but I feel like I have gotten little help from admissions.

I don't have much to offer besides that you seem like a great candidate and should do just fine applying! I would make sure you reach out to programs you're interested in to make sure your science courses haven't "expired"!

I spoke to them today just to confirm they received everything in my app. they said they will start reviewing early January and interview invites will be sent in February!

congrats! still waiting for 2 of my references to submit ?

that makes more sense. depending on how this round of applications go, look into possibly going to a level 1. schools just like how it looks I swear. I worked in community hospitals and it's so much harder. I work surgical/trauma at the only level 1 in a 3 hour radius! we aren't device trained for ECMO or CRRT/SLED but we do get these patients (we have perfusionists)…. otherwise, we don't get many devices at all!

you should get an interview then, just comes down to timing! (I've had 2 interviews total) that's crazy only 2 months orientation as a new grad, my facility does a graduate nurse program that's like 6 months long before they're off orientation. are you at a level 1 teaching facility?

my significant other is a CRNA, "the hardest part is getting in" is what I'm always told! how long was your orientation? do you have your CCRN? any committees/preceptor? those are the only things I could think that may be holding you back... our ICU experience is pretty similar (I had 2 months orientation because I have nursing experience so I didn't have to do a whole graduate RN thing).