murse1293

I am a senior in a CRNA program. It is a long road to become a CRNA. From decision to pursue CRNA to start of practice we're talking ~8-10 years. The decision depends on your personal financial situation and motives. I would not suggest starting this...

facebook group for those that got in: https://www.facebook.com/groups/727306208049148/?ref=share

Just got my admission email today. Says I have to send a couple transcripts but was approved for admission! Congratulations to those that got in!

How were you guys notified? I haven’t received anything

Anybody hear anything yet?

Giving details on interviews would not be fair to myself or anybody else interviewing. Good luck

I just interviewed today. Good luck!

Still haven’t heard anything, I don’t know the timeline for this school as nobody has accounts of past years on this site. Have you?

Medrn I am also quite confused by your fantasy thinking comment. You are not even an RN yet and yet already bashing the field? If you want to work in a high acuity ICU you’ll need to escape the resuscitation based mindset that paramedics have been tr...

Sounds like decisions are filtering through. Did anyone else hear recently if they have been admitted or waitlisted?

Anybody who interviewed for regular admissions hear back yet? I was told we would hear this week or next week.

How long after your interviews did it take to hear of your acceptance?

CRNAs: those of you who made it through the grueling process of becoming a CRNA, do you feel it was worth it? I’m asking in terms of quality of life, finance, respect. I am currently 25 y/o working in an MICU at level 1 trauma center downtown Chicago...

I applied for fall 2021

To those who’ve been admitted, can you explain the format of the interview? Helpful study material? Is it group interview or individual? I plan to study drips and CCRN material. Thank you in advance.

Has anybody completed the graduate level statistics requirement? If not, where are you planning to take it?

Hey there. I applied. Good luck to everyone

350 applicants sounds like a pretty ambitious figure seeing that even the top schools usually average around 150 apps. I am focusing my applications on Rush and northshore, also going to apply to SIUE and Millikin Decatur because why not

I was thinking about it but want to apply to the other schools in Illinois first to see if they will accept first. RF program is extremely expensive.

Seems as if Bluebolt is attempting to explain things in a pretty neutral way people, twinsmom is citing her two twins as her source(how fitting) and hogger sounds like some sort of physician who never specialized in anesthesia. Let’s just stick to th...

Biker53 you have stumbled upon the same question that the AANA is addressing and trying to clear up the misconceptions. It comes down to policies in the state/facility which the CRNA is practicing and is why it is so political between the MDA and CRN...

I agree with ptier_mn on being too vocal about your CRNA aspirations. Icu is notorious for being a breeding ground for CRNA’s and ICU nurses will be put off by hearing a new grad saying they are there for a quick icu detour. As for the issue at hand...

Thanks for the feedback ICUman, well said

Mattk853, Surely I am trying to educate you on allnurses etiquette Matt. This is a thread that I created as a question to other active CRNA posters on allnurses. Feel free to create your own thread to gather your own information. Please do not simply...

Mattk853, There are plenty of threads devoted to “stats” for CRNA school. I created this thread asking CURRENT CRNA’s and SRNA’s about their opinions on the field. Please do not thread hijack. And BTW don’t you think you’re placing the cart in front ...