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What crap are people talking? That future applicants should be aware? Oh well...if anyone is hell bent on going to Wolford...goodluck! But i find it worrisome that some are so defensivve about Wolford. Newsflash- there are other anesthesia schools taking applications.. and what has anyone said that is not true? As it is, what are the chances that they are gonna pass COA in January since COA gave them enough chances before its decision?

obijacobi...Looking at your join date..it is either you are a troll or you are just desperate to get into any school...either way....good luck! Hopefully Wolford stays open for people like you...

So unfortunate but some students knew the mess they were getting into! A school that has abt 3-4 cohorts/ yr is more like a money grabbing puppy mill to me....

Read Wolford lost its accreditation starting 9/2018...so unfair to current students who just started!

Future applicants be careful- read Wolford lost accreditation starting 9/2018!

So how do you feel about deployed mothers? And single parents?

There may never be a right time...OP can make the time 'right' with reliable child care and mutual understanding with spouse.

Go ahead and apply! No one except the admission committee can say for sure if you will get in or not. What works for others may not work for 'others' ..Also, every application is considered based on the applicant pool for that particular year. Heck, I applied to 1 school and got admitted..Goodluck!

First year, third semester of CRNA school...I still work ~40hrs/2weeks. I am not a typical CRNA student though..i will say I am more laid back and not very easily stressed. I have a very wonderful partner who helps out with the kids so I am able to work . I still work to pay bills/pay down student loans because I do not want to live solely on student loans because then CRNA school will make no sense if I graduate with 150k debt as I was making ~100k as a nurse. Everyone is different, My program is front loaded and I have students wishing they did not outright quit their jobs when school started. Good luck and stay positive ( very important) whatever path you choose.

Congrats! I like the program so far!

Stay hopeful.. Likely you will be admitted or wait listed. Rejection letters went out earlier.

CRNA schools are no longer competitive. Just apply; you will get in

.but my work colleague at Mayo complains the first 6 months of his DNP program was actually 'rubbish'. It was moslty online classes that had no significance to the anesthesia program itself. Given that Mayo, MN just switched to a dnp program, I guess the school doesnt know what to do with the unnecessary extra months tacked on. I do not think crnas will be mandated to go back to school. There are still diploma trained crnas working and they have not been mandated to go back to earn a MSN

read it on this same website ; poster stated psych dnp prog cancelled due to low enrollment.

On the contrary; the DNP may die a slow death. Some colleges are already scrapping their DNP programs..