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Thank you both for your responses. I have sent an e-mail to the director but have not heard back from him yet...I will most likely just take my chances and apply. Please keep me posted if you hear of anything else.

I am in the process of applying to various programs, and am curious as to whether anyone knows if MUSC has altered their 2-year experience requirement? Thanks, Peter

Thanks for your response ~ it doesn't sound too promising, but I will contact them as you suggested.

I will be applying to CRNA schools this fall, and would really like to get into the program in Charleston, SC. The program requires 2 years of experience, I will only have a little over a year when I start the program....does anyone know how necessary the 2 year requirement is? (Or if by any chance they would accept me and let me complete the two years with a sure acceptance?) Thanks in advance!

Thank you for your responses! I thought it might have sounded too good to be true, but it would be nice to be able to go right on to graduate school. I will take your advice on talking to the recruiters and taking everything they say with a grain of salt. Any further advice is much appreciated!!

Hi all, I just found this forum and I find the information to be very helpful and extensive. I am entering my final year in my RN program and I have a question in regards to joining the military after I receive my RN degree. I was told my a CRNA that I was observing that when you enter the military with your RN degree, you can enter CRNA school immediately without working 1 yr as an RN in an ICU. He also told me that I would only be required to work for 2 years for the military as a CRNA after I completed my degree. Prior to talking with this individual, it had never crossed my mind to enter the military, but now I am curious. Is there anyone out there that can confirm this is true? Any recommendations from anyone who has entered the military with their RN in order to obtain their CRNA degree? Any advice would be much appreciated!!