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jmann2

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  1. I'm from New York but upstate.
  2. I also am accepted for 2017 start at villanova. Do you live in the Philadelphia area? It will be here sooner than we think! Josh
  3. Dear WrekDiver88 I am not a current CRNA but I am a current applicant and have had 1 interview and 1 more that I have not attended yet. A little about myself, I have applied to 4 schools with 1.5 years of experience in a busy CTICU. I have what I believe is above average experience along with somewhat average grades. My GPA overall is a 3.6 ish lol. I had a previous degree before nursing which was a 3.6 and then took some science courses that did not go as planned as sometimes life gets in the way. I graduated with an ASN GPA of 3.8 and my BSN 4.0. My science grades have not been amazing and probably fall between 3.1-3.3. This so far has not been an issue getting interviews. From what I have been told interview invitations basically mean they believe your stats are good enough, but now want to see who you are both personally and clinically. I suggest you applying earlier than two years from now and think your application would be strong as is. Apply and see what happens. If you don't get in then apply again. Such is life. I have a few C's floating around my transcript as well. We all grow older and wiser, most of my experience says the admissions committees agree as well. Best of luck Josh

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