Toaster12

West Virginia, Virginia, North Carolina currently. But this can all change

on campus starts Fall of 2nd year. first couple months is in the skills lab then you start at your main site. read the comment above about states and sites. when they come out you rank them and the coordinators try their best to give you what you want. however each site can only support so many students. there will be orientation in august where you can ask questions. I will say not every question will be answered. We don't even get all of ours always answered. we also did a small information prior to orientation, they may do this again. just keep an eye on your emails.

we have clinical sites in 3 states including all over Virginia. I can't give the sites because they change all the time so what we have now may not be there later. the directors are always looking for more sites when they can.

no. we just found out our clinical site last month. unfortunately about 6 of us are having to move across the country in about 5 days. Maybe at orientation you could ask, or send an email to admin assistant.

I'm in the class of 2028. You do not need to be on campus at all the first year. they recommend us to move fall of the 2nd year to where ever your main clinical site is which is not even Staunton.

About 20% of my class is from the waitlist. Stay positive ?

If I remember correctly it was all the same day

The cohort class size is 25. Last year I got my acceptance email about 3 weeks from the interview.

This is correct

Hi I'm currently in the program and 3 of my current classmates took the path course before acceptance too. I say it can't hurt to take the course it will only better yourself and if you do make it into the program you won't have to repeat that course.

Hi new SRNA here wanting to know if PACU or Pre-OP would be most beneficial experience for CRNA. My first year is online so trying to maintain a good work/school balance as opposed to more ICU experience, which would be better experience to have as a CRNA? Which also would have better hours to study?