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Just wondering what people's personal thoughts are comparing Minneapolis School of Anesthesia (MSA) against Saint Mary's University (SMU) for CRNA programs. If in a dream world one would be accepted to both, which would you choose and why? Feel free to add University of Minnesota in the comparison if you wish! Thanks for your insight!

Can I confirm that we were told interviews will be about 30 minutes? Good luck!! Everyone will do great ?

I believe previous years had a May start date

That’s helpful to know - thank you!

Not sure if this is accurate (I don't know if it ever changed from last year?), but their website says that decision letters are going out

Good luck to all of you! You will do wonderful - this truly has to be such an exciting time ?

Congratulations to both of you! I wish you both the best of luck on the interviews ? Unfortunately, I did not receive an email about an interview so hope all goes well for you!

Wishing you the best of luck, Turkeylips! Please let me know if you hear anything and I will do the same ?

I have not taken it yet and unfortunately the professor said the class format is different than it used to be so I have no input on it. She did say that there is no curve.

Good to know! I am praying that UNE finally got my transcript sent in time for the chem course I am taking, because I would be very bummed if that made it so I am not eligible. I have not received that email ? so am truly hoping they received it! Thank you for the update on end of February. Good luck!!

Thank you so much for the update on this! I greatly appreciate it!! I only have PICU experience and really enjoyed what I saw about this school so was sad to hear someone comment that they preferred adults - thanks again ?

Hello! Just wondering if anyone has applied to Clarkson College's DNP CRNA program for a spring 2020 start?

I am curious about this as well! Thanks for posting about it. Also, I have heard that they do not prefer Pediatric ICU nurses - do you know if this is true? (I am purely asking based off from your name listed :))

Thank you so much for your response - I truly appreciate it! So they put a curve on the final grade it appears? Congrats on the A-, very impressive!

Hello Everyone! I am currently enrolled in University of New England's (UNE) Organic Chemistry (CHEM 1020) and am trying to think ahead to studying for the final exam. We have an exam every two chapters and then the final exam is all encompassing and counts for 20% of our grade (which could be a make or break it seems). I was just wondering if anyone had any advice regarding helpful study tips for this exam, areas to focus on, overall final exam prep, etc. Thanks for your help!