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Don't feel bad, you have not received any decisions yet. You might be pleasantly surprised. You should be able to send me a private message through here.

You are preparing well! You'll be interviews by the three main faculty members. However, you'll be interviewed alone and no written tests.

Hello. That's great! There is nothing to fear. The interviewers are very laid back. Do your best to have solid answers on your reasons for going to CRNA school! Good luck.

It was great. Google the professor you're going to take the class with and see what is their score on rate my professor. Everything is fully online and easy to access. There are weekly video lecture and quizzes that you can take asynchronous. You can ask the professor to grant you access to the material in weeks ahead, so basically you can complete the class in less time if you need to. However, you will be graded at the same time as others. Overall it was awesome, but you have to do a lot of studying on your own. Good luck.

Congratulations!! There is an active facebook group for the upcoming class. Feel free to join.

Thank you. I took the graduate patho at Rutgers University fully online. I applied to the class as a non-degree graduate student. Organic Chem I took it at my local college. Physics I took it at Doane University, fully online.

I had 3.17 GPA before taking a graduate advanced pathophysiology, organic Chemistry and physics courses. I have 5.5 years of trauma ED experience and 2 years of ICU at a large teaching facility in NYC. I had TNCC and CEN. This year I got my CCRN and CMC while taking classes. I really think name dropping the book watchful care and talking about the current political climate of CRNAs was a huge boost during the interview. There is a group on facebook from the CRNA prep academy that is full of tips and resources that you can tap into which can only help on your CRNA school applications. I did a mock interview with them which was a huge help. This was the only interview I got out of 4 applications to non gre-schools. I wish everyone the best of luck on their journey to becoming a CRNA. The hard work will pay off.

That's amazing @William Bianco I appreciate you guys sharing the resources with the upcoming class. I hope the program is going well for you.

That is awesome. Congratulations to those that got accepted. I also received mines today.

I agree with others here. The interview was chill, they are laid back and the stress definitely goes away as soon as they talk to you. I had my interview on November 18th but I was originally scheduled for December 10th. I hope that maybe we will find out decisions by December 17th the latest. Good luck to everyone.

Unfortunately, I didn't get an interview either. Good luck to those that got an opportunity to interview. There are 24 spots this year!

This has definitely been the longest without anyone hearing anything. Maybe they'll push back interviews to October?

I've looked at the threads from the past two years. Some people received invitations by August 14.

I also applied this year. Good luck to everyone.

There were about 7 out of 56 in my graduating class. I must say, us men get pampered real good in nursing school.