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I'm a SRNA at GRU and I will tell you that grades do matter and 1 year of ICU is just fine. The more experience the better. I know you are doing your best with the classes. Getting an interview is the hardest part.

I am currently in the GRU CRNA program and there are clinical sites in Atlanta. I would say 5 or 6.

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What module are you on? PM me and I may be able to help.

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VCU's interview is one-on-one but it will done 3 times since 3 people overall will interview you.

You should aim for 3.5 or higher. I am beginning CRNA school in August. You are right, since I only had a little over a year of ICU experience. Definitely getting your CCRN is a plus. GRE is important, so I used 3 review books including one on the top 100 words on the GRE. Also, I think a good thing to do is choosing 4-5 schools to apply to. Have you been on all-crna-schools.com? It has great info. You can do it, just stay motivated and determined.

MedicalMinded, don't pay them any attention. Negative people are always hungry, but I let them starve by not giving them any attention. In the words of my mother " I may not have said it correctly, but you know what I meant"!

I think I will apply for a PRN position. I like your thinking, kuhRN

I have already been accepted to CRNA school and will begin this fall. Other factors in my life have required me to move and as of right now, I am not working. When I have talked to current SRNAs, they all have told me to enjoy my time before school, since it will be diminished once school begins. Is it a good idea for me to just relax and not work? Or should I at least get a part-time job? I think the latter is better, but I would like a current SRNA's point of view.

I have just been accepted to a CRNA program. I looked for a short program (28 months or less), if they required the GRE. 1 year critical experience, clinicals all within one state ( many programs have clinicals in multiple states and require you get a RN license in each one), and a class of 15-30.

If you need help send me a pm. i may be able to help.

I don't know if it is feasible, but if so you can finish the lab within a few weeks. It is a virtual lab and you take a quiz instead of doing a lab report. The quizzes correlate only to the lab work. It was really fun and easy.

In the fall of 2013 GHSU (formerly known as MCG) will be adding a Macon campus to cover the deficit the closing of the Mercer program will leave. It is partnering up with MCCG and will be having a class of 10 students. The 1st 3 semesters will be didactic at the Augusta campus, then the last 4 semesters will be at MCCG.