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ParalyzeDragon

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  1. Is anyone worried about obtaining student loans in light of the recent economy woes? Especially with our down graded rating!? Augh why now?!
  2. Yes I did feel prepared as I could possibly be. I think the University of Memphis prepares you during you education to take boards. All we did was in question format on the computer. I think where you go has to a lot with how well you are prepared to take boards as well as studying for it.
  3. I just took mine too in Memphis, TN. I passed to! Thanks to God! I just used Fitzgerald book Kindle E book edition because the review courses were so expensive! $45 versus $400. It was a hard test for sure. The hardest I have taken thus far.
  4. Hey I called the school and was told they are closed Monday so maybe Tuesday people might be notified.
  5. Take some graduate classes, you could retake some of the science classes at a community college as they are cheaper and easier.
  6. I am glad everyone feels their interview went well!
  7. are there any latinos applying to the program
  8. I think they already know who they are going to admit as all students are ranked via some formula I am not familiar with. I think they were conducting 70 or so interviews this week. That is alot of competition. I just wanted to give more an idea of what specific questions were going to be asked because I did not know and couldnt find much on this except that it was a meet and greet. The odds of getting in are more than of getting in I did calculations and there is an approximate 19% chance of being admitted.
  9. Well I guess most of us had our interviews. The questions were all personal i.e. experience as an RN, charge RN experience, ccrn and other certifications, other degrees if any, how you incorporate faith into your job daily, understanding of time commitment for studying for CRNA school, strengths and weaknesses, where are you from, types of pt you take care of, vents, drips. This is a small summary of what was discussed in my interview. People were so incredibly nice. There were only two professors in the room interviewing. In the waiting area there were two students answering questions and handing out water. At the end the professors asked if I had any questions for them.
  10. You only need 1 to 2 years ICU experience to apply to CRNA school. Length of time working in the ICU varies by program. No ER experience is necessary. Most CRNA schools don't consider ER experience for applying to a CRNA program.
  11. Hey I too applied to Union University for Jan 2012 class. I was wondering if anyone knows how they select the next class. What are interviews like? How many people are admitted each class? How many people are interviewed? I really don't find to much information on the internet about Union. PM if you have any information. Thanks.
  12. I am currently finishing up y MSN FNP this next year and I am currently working in ICU and have decided I would like to go to CRNA school. I have looked at the average times for completing the CRNA program and was wondering if anyone knows if there are schools that have a post masters certificate and where the shortest length of time program is at if you already have a MSN?

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