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What does it mean if the status is requirement check?

Has anyone applied for a CRNA program and received an email offer to start the program earlier? For example, applying for class of 2019 but getting offered a seat for class of 2018?

Congrats on the interview. It's definitely one stop closer! Thanks for the update.

I contacted MSA today, they said we should expect to hear something by next week. Interviews will be held January through February.

I also applied, haven't heard anything yet either. Please update here if you hear anything. Thanks.

It's technically 7pm in Baltimore already? Do they make calls this late or have they already called all the people that have gotten in?? I've waited all day and it's getting late. Anyone know if it's possible that people can still get calls this week besides Monday?

The other two posters didn't receive calls until later in the day, so I'm still hopeful too :)

How do we know of we're on the waiting list?

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Congrats again!

Can I ask IamanRn and philcaloha, when you interviewed? I'm still waiting anxiously for a call or website update.

BLiquido, did you interview the morning session?

I interviewed on the 17th too but was told we'd find out on Monday. It'd be awesome if we can find out by Friday :)

I'm flying out Monday from Minnesota. My interview isn't until 1pm!

Kellison828 are you from the baltimore, maryland area? Is your interview in the morning or afternoon? I'm so nervous about the interview! I'm not sure what to expect on the test!

When is your interview date?

philcaloha, I'm from Minnesota :)

philcaloha, are you from the baltimore region? I'll be travelling out of state for the interview. Do you know much about the interview process? Anything would help :), as this is my first interview.

Just received confirmation for Nov 17. Prenursingla, when are you interviewing?

Just received my email invitation for an interview yesterday. Hopefully you'll hear something back soon.

Just received my rejection letter today. Kind of expected as I only have 2 years of ICU experience. Best of luck to whomever is still awaiting a reply!

My stats aren't very good! I've been out of school for 4 years with my BSN then. Been trying to get into a biochemistry course but they're requiring me to retake all the chemistry courses. GPA 3.4. Not CCRN certified but plan to take it soon. Just applied to get my foot in the door and begin the application processes. What about you?

I think I read in other posts that you're currently in SMU program? I just applied for SMU's 2016 program. Can you give me some insight to their program? 1. Do you get good support from the school and staff? I've heard some bad reviews regarding school/instructor support. 2. Do most students feel prepared before they graduate to practice on their own? 3. Do you get enough variety of cases at your clinicals? I've been thinking of CRNA since nursing school. Didn't land in an ICU setting right away but have worked my way up to almost 2 years in a neuro-icu. However, with almost 4 years of nursing experience (almost 2yrs ICU) under my belt, I still feel like I'm not prepared for CRNA school. I'm doubting that I won't know as much as I should? Is that a typical feeling for most students?

Are CRNA boards comparable to the NCLEX? Is it multiple choice? Text book questions or clinical practice applications?

Some hospitals offer ICU residency programs. Unfortunately I didn't go that route, started on an orthopedic unit, telemetry unit, and now coming up 2 years on an ICU. I've just started applying for programs. I knew I wanted to be a CRNA in nursing school but just couldn't land a job in the ICU. If not an ICU, go for a telemetry unit as it is easier to transition into an ICU.