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Some guy at one of the schools I was interviewing at (he was re-interviewing) was a GeorgeTown dropout. He said the program was a bit rough and wasn't for him. That's the only thing about it I know. I was interviewing at Duke and so was he.

the answer to all of your questions. one of the cardiothoracic pas in my icu did this http://www.emoryaaprogram.org/ students in the pa admissions track enter in january, and classroom and clinical education span 19 continuous months with graduation ...

You won't see any real difference in pay if you're just looking at large groups and hospitals that have ACT anesthesia providers. If you look at the independent CRNAs they make quite a bit more than any AA. Example, in GA a CRNA in an ACT setting ma...

Just those two. It's funny because Mary Karlet has run both of those programs at one time or another. She was at Duke and then left to go to Samford. I know people that graduated or about to graduate from both so I applied to both. They are very simi...

Got mine on the 30th!

Oh goodness, interviews in middle of September? Isn't that a bit late... hmmm Wow 38%? I don't have a chance

They usually get a little more than twice the number they interview

Didn't get my letter yet but I'm confident as I talked to some of the staff in person. 4.0 M and S 3.73 Nursing 3.85 overall 1220 GRE 1 year ICU ACLS will have CCRN in September

Most people i know got their calls from Duke today

not until the end of the month

nope !!!

usually the writing score is a *recommendation, so I wouldn't worry about it. I'd go Adult ICU, preferably CVTICU.

Sounds good to me! I'm tired of waiting.

Duke interview letters won't come until the end of the month!

The diagnosing of the cause of pain...

I'm waiting also

I don't know of any program that doesn't require ACLS even before the interview. PALS is required by some programs and I know DUke requires it before matriculation. CCRN makes you look really good but the majority of people from my unit and the adjac...

South Durham. When you go for your interview pick up the apartment guide. Plus there are plenty of housing to rent. Married couples/older students are prefered.

"The faculty of the Nell Hodsgon Woodruff School of Nursing has carefully reviewed your application materials and I am pleased to inform you that you have been accepted as a full-time student into the Bachelor of Science in Nursing program starting f...

Specifically GA, SC, AL. Atlanta has no CRNA programs so I have to sell my house and go to one of these programs in AL, GA, or SC to stay close to family. I've looked at Mercer, MCG, UAB, Samford, MUSC, and USC... but reading about the program and go...

Wow, what's the program really like? What's a day like for you there? Is it front heavy or evenly distributed? ANything you can tell me is great. I keep hearing good things about Samford and not so much good about the programs in GA.

I just turned 31 and i'm about to graduate nursing school... by the time i get out of CRNA school I'll be 35-36 or more

back and forth, up and down, other than Beta Blockers, CCBs, ACEi, and whatnot should I know like the back of my hand? Thanks for any information given.

Wow, thanks

Got a friend in the Atlanta area. Works 28-36 hours a week (2-3 days) and makes ~150k before OT, a month+ vacation, decent benefits... not like some of these rural guys, though.