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  1. I studied for just under four months. If I worked the day shift, I definitely could have shaved a month off, but I don't recover well from working nights, was in a crazy OT stretch, and I don't study at night. Thankfully I passed, and this is how I did it. It might have been a bit overboard, but oh well. I watched the Laura Gasparis review, attended Cammy House-Fancher's review, which was so helpful, and answered cover-to-cover of Laura G's question rational book and every question online at Pass CCRN. I would say that I saw approximately 50% of the questions or ones very similar on the test to what I had been studying. Thankfully this test is not multiple answers, so that makes it a bit easier than I thought. It's not rocket science but very thorough. I have heard of people who have passed it without studying, well good for them, but Mam/Sir, you are a freak.
  2. Whoop Whoop just got my letter in the mail. 11:30 interview.....time to shine
  3. Just got my email for an interview last night. Any ideas on questions they ask? Ive read that it is a group interview & they have provided the essay topics in the email. Does anyone know when they make admissions decisions? good luck everyone
  4. Just submitted my application for Summer 2011, wish me luck. How heavily does overall GPA count? My undergrad was pretty garbage, but I have 3.9 pre-requisite GPA, & a 97% TEAS-5 score....Any thoughts if I have a chance?

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