meangreenicumachine
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After going through the interview process I have found that very little emphasis is placed on your GRE and GPA. If you are getting an interview they have already decided that you are a good enough learner to be a part of their program, now it is to see if you present yourself well in person as opposed to on paper. My stats were ok. My GPA overall is 3.4, my nursing GPA was 3.7, my GRE was 1160. I have 2 years ICU. I worked in a large general we did trauma, med/surg, ccu, cticu, neuro. I also have a year of high acuity peds. Good luck, just present yourself well. The clinical question is not hard, they asked my the receptor activity of norepi.
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what hospital did you work for in Utah? I am from Utah and in the Raleigh program now.
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I interviewed at both Wake and RSNA last year and was accepted to both. They are both so similar in structure (sister programs through UNCG) that it was difficult to decide. I ended up at RSNA because I like the city better, they get more time off, and it was a little more laid back. I do think that Wake is a little over rated and RSNA is right behind them in national rankings. Good luck
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Wrong, wrong and still wrong. Texas community hospitals are paying 380 - 400 thousand. enough said.