CowboyMedic DNP, APRN, CRNA

Yes. The vast majority of questions that I had were behavioral, get to know you type questions. We do have a new professor that will be interviewing candidates this year but I don't know how he'll interview. I had a few clinical questions, I think, b...

We had two panel interviews last year as well. You will get a variety of questions in each room but there shouldn't be any overlap in questions between the two rooms. I hope that helps you.

Rapid is supposed to be pretty good. I have two people in my study group that will be going to Rapid City that are orginally from there. Omaha/Council Bluffs is supposedly one of the best clinical sites and I've heard Fargo is really good too. Good l...

Your status won't change on NursingCAS if you got an interview.

The interview is a very laid back, get to know you type of interview. I personally didn't have any clinicals questions that I remember but there might have been a few. It is a behavioral type interview. There are threads on here about behavioral inte...

Invites go out by email.

I don't believe they are done sending invites out. I know last year they did them in batches.

They are still reviewing applicants. I thought they were done but they are not done yet. Invites should come out soon but there is no timeline that I can give you.

Expect interview invites to come out very soon.

It is a front-loaded program with clinicals starting in the 5th semester. Clinicals start with this course, DNPA 9164 Clinical Practicum I. https://healthsciences.utulsa.edu/nursing/nurse-anesthesia/

Applications are due on Friday, October 2nd. Good luck to everyone that is applying. Mount Marty University is an excellent CRNA program. I hope you get an interview and get to meet our amazing professors.

Yes, I applied and interviewed at other places. I had 4 years of ICU experience when I started school. I started applying at 2 1/2 years and it took me 2 interview cycles to get in. Everyone wants to get in to their dream school or even their first y...

Application deadline has been extended to October 2nd.

Your assigned a home clinical site, mine is in Omaha. You will give your top 3 clinical sites during your interview. There is rotation to other sites but that hasn't been explained to us yet. There are some 2nd and 3rd years that post here that will ...

It was a struggle at times but worth it. We just finished our first semester online and now we're headed to our second semester which will be on campus. You spend a year in Sioux Falls then go to your clinical site and continue online classes.

It is a more get to know you as a person compared to your clinical knowledge. Everyone will have very similar stats and experience but it's what makes you as a person stick out. You'll have two panel interviews during the day of your interview with t...

Hello, I am currently a 1st-year student in the program. I can't give you a lot of information about everything related to the program but I can give you some information about what I have experienced. The interview process is really laid back. It wi...

Mount Marty University in Sioux Falls, South Dakota. It was a long, hard road to get into school but it was worth it. I'm currently in my first semester. If this is what you want then pursue it.

Full-time, I stopped working the week before the program started. There are some of my classmates working this semester. There are no part-time CRNA programs. My first semester is online and I wanted to spend more time with family before it gets craz...

Yes, you are skipping the MSN and going straight to DNP/DNAP in 3 years. I am currently in my first semester of a DNAP program. I figured since it was so close to the deadline that I would get my DNP/DNAP instead of the MSN which was still an option ...

CRNA programs that are DNP/DNAP are entry level BSN to DNP/DNAP. Schools will also have the MSN to DNP/DNAP for CRNAs that eant to get there Doctorate. All schools must be at the Doctorate level by January 1st, 2022. The majority of programs are 3 ye...

I agree with @Defibn'. You want an RN to BSN program that will give you an actual GPA that can be used to calculate your overall GPA. My RN to BSN program was a combination of in-classroom and online.

As far as I know, you will be able to practice in the US. It is the same test through the NBCRNA as a US based school. Just know that if you plan to go to PR, the instruction is in Spanish but the tests are in English.

36 EMT-Basic - 1 1/2 years Paramedic - 7 years RN - 5 years I started in the medical field in 2006 when I was 23.

36, I'll be 39 when I graduate. I started nursing school when I was 29.