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jowa202, Do you mind sharing your stats? Just a little worried about my GRE score. A little on the low side. Thinking about retaking it. Congrats on getting an interview!!!í ½í±

Planning on applying for 2016 as well. Got most of the documents completed. Do you know what GRE/GPA score Barry is looking for? What's your stats? My GRE score is so so but everything else is good. Not sure how much this weights in the application process.

Ok, thanks for letting me know. I've been doing a lot of practice with Kaplan but can't seem to hit that 300 mark, i've heard they want the combine score to be somewhere around there.

I'll be applying early next year for 2016. Just trying to get this GRE out of the way.

What is your stats? how was your GRE school?

Hi everyone, Planning on applying to Barry soon for the CRNA program, I'll be taking my GRE in 1 week. What are your stats? Particularly GRE scores? Not sure what they're looking for!!! Any info will be greatly appreciated.

@ bibibi, I will actually be applying to Barry Univ, I also graduated from their nursing program in 2011, I called the admission dept and the rep said it seems like the RCU fits the requirement, but am still hesitant. I'll try applying after a yr and see what they say.

Hi everyone, I will be transferring from med-surge (1 yr 5 months experience) to RCU ( Respiratory Care Unit) in a busy level 1 Trauma hospital. I have the intention to eventually go on to CRNA school and was wondering if this area of critical care would be acceptable for CRNA school. The school I am looking to apply to states: ". Clinical experience should be direct hands-on patient care. The "critical care setting" is not limited to a specific work area. However, the complexity of the patient population's health problems should routinely require non-invasive and invasive monitoring, continuous pharmacologic infusions and mechanical ventilation. The CCRN credential serves as evidence of required knowledge and experience, and is highly regarded." This unit provides ventilation, drips, non-invasive monitoring not too sure about invasive monitoring, also will be sent to school for 6 weeks for the CCRN certification, am still a little hesitant because its not " ICU". Please help!!

Hi everyone, I will be transferring from med-surge (1 yr 5 months experience) to RCU ( Respiratory Care Unit) in a busy level 1 Trauma hospital. I have the intention to eventually go on to CRNA school and was wondering if this area of critical care would be acceptable for CRNA school. The school I am looking to apply to states: (Barry University) I also graduated from Barry with my BSN. ". Clinical experience should be direct hands-on patient care. The "critical care setting" is not limited to a specific work area. However, the complexity of the patient population's health problems should routinely require non-invasive and invasive monitoring, continuous pharmacologic infusions and mechanical ventilation. The CCRN credential serves as evidence of required knowledge and experience, and is highly regarded." This unit provides ventilation, drips, non-invasive monitoring not too sure about invasive monitoring, also will be sent to school for 6 weeks for the CCRN certification, am still a little hesitant because its not " ICU". Please help!!

Hi everyone, I will be transferring from med-surge (1 yr 5 months experience) to RCU ( Respiratory Care Unit) in a busy level 1 Trauma hospital. I have the intention to eventually go on to CRNA school and was wondering if this area of critical care would be acceptable for CRNA school. The school I am looking to apply to states: ". Clinical experience should be direct hands-on patient care. The "critical care setting" is not limited to a specific work area. However, the complexity of the patient population's health problems should routinely require non-invasive and invasive monitoring, continuous pharmacologic infusions and mechanical ventilation. The CCRN credential serves as evidence of required knowledge and experience, and is highly regarded." This unit provides ventilation, drips, non-invasive monitoring not too sure about invasive monitoring, also will be sent to school for 6 weeks for the CCRN certification, am still a little hesitant because its not " ICU". Please help!!

Hi everyone, I will be transferring from med-surge (1 yr 5 months experience) to RCU ( Respiratory Care Unit) in a busy level 1 Trauma hospital. I have the intention to eventually go on to CRNA school and was wondering if this area of critical care would be acceptable for CRNA school. The school I am looking to apply to states: ". Clinical experience should be direct hands-on patient care. The "critical care setting" is not limited to a specific work area. However, the complexity of the patient population's health problems should routinely require non-invasive and invasive monitoring, continuous pharmacologic infusions and mechanical ventilation. The CCRN credential serves as evidence of required knowledge and experience, and is highly regarded." This unit provides ventilation, drips, non-invasive monitoring not too sure about invasive monitoring, also will be sent to school for 6 weeks for the CCRN certification, am still a little hesitant because its not " ICU". Please help!!

Hi, I am in the program at Barry Univ. This is my second semester. I do not like the program very much they are very unorganized and have the crazy requirement to main all A's and B's the first two semesters in order to graduate in 2 yrs if you get one C they keep you back for an extra year. This is not told to you until orentiation. They're very sneeky.

carygt3, I can't figured out how to email you my email add. I would really like to see the sheet. I will be going there next week for the information session. Thank you.

MJ0215, How long do you have to work back at Baptist since you took the scholarship 2 or 3 years? I was told today it was 2 then I went on the website and it stated 3 yrs.

Thank you very much. I will be going to the information session on the 23 of this month.