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I am sorry, I am so happy that I posted this on the wrong tread. I mean to start a new tread, I apologize

Please don't give up, I got in: I have been a member of this forum for a year, and through out this year I have worked very hard to gain my acceptance into CRNA School. This week I got my letter of acceptance at University of Maryland, September ...

I am a Spanish speaking nurse, or English is my second language. I took the Kaplan review, and their books, $1,000. I helped me a lot, I just got accepted to CRNA school. So, all depends on how much help you feel you need. At least get the CAT review...

I wanted to get feedback in reference to telephone interviews for CRNA school. Has anyone had one? What are the advantages and disadvantages? I applied to University of Maryland (brand new program, just got approval), and I have been granted an Inter...

Thank you everyone for your great feedback. I was a student at University of Maryland for my BSN and my husband also graduated from there. So I know the University and the nursing school faculty well. At this point, because of my job demands, it is n...

How about Cinhal? Is the biggest web site on nursing research articles. Most nursing school have already pay for you to be able to access their web site and be able to retrieve a full article from their web site. Hope this helps.

Relax and enjoy the summer. Congratulations

My advice, which works for me, get a job where you can do 12 hours shifts. Most hospitals that do 12 hours shifts require you to do three days a week, which is 36 hours a week. Also there is a lot of hospitals offering the weekend option, where you ...

Congratulations and success in school. I am confident you will do great.

Also you need to know Spanish (communicate, read, understand). Classes could be either English or Spanish, textbooks most likely English, communication with your patients Spanish. Therefore you need to be bilingual.

Hi thinking about: Just to clarify. Seventh-Day Adventist isn't a cult, is a religion . As yoga mentioned Loma Linda University (California) is owned by SDA. It is very prestigious in the medical field. As far as education goes, it never gets mixed w...

A true inspiration for us thinking of becoming CRNA. I admire you.

Congratulation to you Susswood and lots of success, I am sure you will do great.

I think the number of applicants is high. I called and talked to the director of the program and she mentioned that they are giving priority to applicants from Arizona and New Mexico. Therefore, I am not sure what my chances of even getting an inter...

Xigris: I have tried to contact University of Maryland in reference to their CRNA program, but I don't think I have the right number. Would you be so kind to give me their information? I tried their web site but couldn't find anything there related ...

I need the advice of those in CRNA school, or educators. I have been adviced by one of the schools I will be applying for their CRNA program to go ahead and take a physiology class. I have two semesters of H & P (Human Anatomy and Physiology), fr...

Try this web site, it will help you: http://www.aana.com/about/qualifications/asp Good luck in your interview, let us know the results.

London88: Do you mind letting me know which school are attending? I Thank you.

szoozoo: Don't get discouraged. Same here, English is my second language and I did it, working full time. The BSN wasn't difficult, just time consuming and a lot of busy work. I don't consider myself a genius eigher, but you know what,? I am very per...

Coll: Some schools don't require the GRE once you have a master degree. Find out with school that interest you, since each school is different, you may be able to apply without taking the GRE. _____________________ Go confidently in the direction of...

This may sound like a silly questions, but I would like to know what happens to that 10%? Are they allowed to repeat? Are they allowed to apply to other schools? Is this their end of their dreams as aspiring CRNA? I have heard some similar comments b...

Thank you all for your advice, I will keep you posted with results and hopefully good news Yamile

Hello everyone: First of all, I want to encourage all of those students to keep working hard, there is ligth at the end of the tunnel, that is your CRNA degree. I need your opinion regarding whether to mention my GRE or not. This is my situation: I a...

MJB: I have been a nurse for seven years (ICU four years). Withouth going too far (CRNA school), nursing school is hard and difficult by itself. You will find yourself learning a lot of theories that you may never use in your nursing career again. ...

Yoga CRNA: You put it so nice and real. As per your professional experience I can tell that becoming a CRNA has a lot more advantanges that disadvantages. From all the advanced nursing degrees that I have researched, nurse anesthetist is one of the f...