LovelyRN646

The interview is quite laid back actually. Interviewed with the director, assistant director and a faculty member in the room. Asked questions like...why do you want to be a CRNA. Why Fairfield? Patient load and patient types. What would you do in/how would you handle a given clinical scenario. Didn't like the fact that the interview was so late in the day though. You have to be there at 8a or 9am and they have an information session about the program by the director of graduate admissions, also a meeting with financial aid, a tour of the campus, another presentation by the director of the CRNA program, then the interview. I would have preferred to have the interview first and get it out the way. Overall it was a great experience. Also beautiful campus .

about 50 questions. mostly cardiac and respiratory centered. Some EKG strips and scenarios on what you would do.

Albany medical college accepts applicants with an Associates in nursing and a bachelors in a different field other than nursing. I was at the open house a few days ago and that was specifically mentioned by the director of the program.