Hi everyone! (Sorry, I'm a little late!) I received my call on Wednesday 4/24 - I interviewed on 4/19 in the afternoon. So excited for January! Good luck to everyone still waiting to hear
I would think a biostatistics course would suffice as 'graduate statistics' - if that answers your question. Are you currently an RN? If not, definitely keep your options open as far as what you want...
I couldn't tell you why Emory just now started a CRNA program, but there was definitely a need as the only program in the state (prior to Emory establishing their program) was at Augusta University....
I think you will be fine. Like the previous posters said, your GPA is one piece of your application packet - also your experience, certifications, GRE, and interview. I would focus on getting your...
I would say apply to both. It is so competitive out there for new nurses that you don't want to put all your eggs in one basket. It definitely depends on the area of nursing you want to get into as...
For 2018, they are accepting 10 students. Apparently, last year there were 70-80 applicants for 10 spots. I imagine that the pool is larger this year since they are accredited and I think more people...
Hi All, I received an interview invitation as well! Yay! Mine is for 9/19 and I only put Birmingham as my choice. Not sure how they are scheduling the interviews. Good luck to everyone who has one so...
You won't know the actual cost for yourself until you apply to the program. It really depends on what prerequisites you still need to take. The admission process is fairly straightforward and the...
I agree with that. Any program that is primarily online is going to be a lot of self-study and have a heavy writing component. In some of the RN-BSN classes at UTA, we wrote some form of "paper" every...
Sorry to hear about the bad experiences. I finished the RN-BSN at UTA in August 2016. Overall, it wasn't a bad program and I felt like it was organized well, for the most part. I will say that you...