MrsJCP

Look at Graceland Univ Online campus also. I found the ANP Patho and Pharm classes there before heading to a brick and mortar CRNA program. They were around $1500 each, with the books, for 3 credits each.

We used our union when we had staffing issues on our unit. Their presence, along with some other help, put the pressure on managment to hire RN's as they were desperately needed.

Lionhart --- Do some research! U.S.F. has a crna program. Bay Medical also has a program with tuition comparable to the state schools, although it is an independent program. I'm headed to FIU myself and was surprisingly impressed with the program despite it "being in Miami".

"JacksonvilleRN" has posted an acceptance in another thread. Congrats!

I guess they didn't make calls today (thursday) since no one has heard. Maybe tomorrow? Did they tell you guys we'd know by Friday, too?

Nothing yet here. The suspense is killing me, I have to tell my back up yes or no tomorrow. Ekk!

BaySky, when did you interview?

No. This will only be the second year of the program there. Are you still in Seattle? That's a long move!

No. This will only be the second year of their program. Wow, I just saw you are from Seattle, still there? That's a big move to Jax. Are you accepted any where else, or interviewed anywhere else? Feel free to PM if uncomfortable answering here.

What date is your interview? I'll be there Monday the 5th.

I don't feel I did very well at the interview. I was extremely nervous and was kicking myself on the way home for being that way. I can talk to anyone, anywhere and not be nervous, I didn't have my game face on for sure. It wasn't a hard interview, they ask you about times you've faced problems and times you've stepped up to the challenge. And forget about studying for the test, it's hard and they say no one EVER passess it. Good luck to you all.

What I find the most annoying is that these pts don't do what they need to to stay healthy, and then come back again and again. Then when we are caring for them they complain about being there. If you don't want treatment, DON'T COME IN!! Or atleast save us all the trouble and make yourself a DNR-DNI. I may sound a little hasty but I get soooo sick of this. I'm not a babysitter to those who can't lay off the liquids and salt. Whew, thanks for listening while I got that out.

I go Wednesday for my interview there, I'll let you know how it is!

I would NEVER even mention this in any way shape or form in any application process. This is completely your business and no one else has a right to know. Like dfk says we precautiously treat everyone like they have "icky bugs" (as we cal them on my unit) so you'll be safe from passing it to anyone else.

Which program did you get into, if you don't mind me asking! I have an interview next week at FIU. I am super nervous. Congrats!!