pink.berry

I'm originally from California but am working in Atlanta right now. This will be my first traveling gig so I'm still waiting on a license, that's why I wouldn't be able to start until mid to late January. I've talked to American Mobile just because they have so many openings in CA but am open.

I chose and was assigned Tampa! I love Tampa General, it's a big teaching hospital on the water that has everything and would love to be around constant sunny weather for 16 months. I'm from neither Florida nor Texas so I like how I'll be able to be in different areas throughout the course of the program. Hbu?

I'm in a similar boat as you, torn between UMiami and TCU... am now leaning towards TCU because it's cheaper, seems like a super solid supportive environment, and would allow me to save a good amount of money/travel working the first eight months. Which program did you like better?

Illbeanrn- I'm trying to do some travel in California as well, but in January! If you'd be open to starting then, i might be interested. Unfort I don't have enough posts to PM

I know this topic has been butchered to death in other threads but just want some others opinions. I'm seriously torn, I got into a higher ranked 27 month MSN CRNA program in a great city that has a really solid, supportive program. Also got into a lower ranked 36 month DNP CRNA program where I would be in the second DNP class ever. This program doesn't seem bad, good clinical sites, just comes with the usual bumps in the road from being a guinea pig class. I'm in my early 20's so will be working for at least another 30 years. What do you guys think?

How was the open house macl?

Yes, they do. I love the school at Emory but am also trying to keep an open mind. Emory has great faculty and the students are very helpful for the most part. Are you applying to the cnm/fnp program for 2012?

Hi macl1234 Is nursing your first degree? and no, unfortunately . Verbal 580-680, Quant 750-800 yes, the wait until november is no fun at all. if you go to the open house please let me know how it is! Maybe they'll give you a better idea of how much experience really matters

Hey! So glad that I found this. I, too, am applying to the FNP/CNM program. I took the GRE Monday and am so glad its over. Slightly anxious about getting that writing score in November. I'm currently in the BSN program at Emory and have very little work experience besides working as a nurse technician for less than a year but I'm loving my maternity clinical and know its what I want to do. Anyone else applying with minimal work experience? It's nice to find others in the same boat