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@SRNA 2026 YAY! I would love to connect with you! I wonder if we met on the interview day. I was wearing a kelly green suit, so if we talked I'm sure you’d probably remember that ? @Aggr10 and @icurnlbm how were y’all’s interviews yesterday?!

@Aggr10 thank you! I did interview, back on 12/9! @Pass_the_Propofol thank you! Have you heard anything since your interview? Mine just showed as a status change on the portal so check yours if you haven’t!!

I got my acceptance letter this morning!!! How’s that for a Christmas present?!

@Pass_the_Propofol @icurnlbm have either of you heard back about interviews?

Has anyone else applied for the fall 2023 cohort? The Zee Mee app doesn’t seem very active for the CRNA program beyond the video prompts we had to submit. I figured this might be a better place to discuss and give/get updates throughout the process!

Any news from anyone this week?

I was contacted by telephone as well. Both units I interviewed for were ICUs, one at Midtown and one at EUH. I chose the Midtown location. I was honestly surprised to hear back so quickly.

What units did you interview for? I've heard from friends who interviewed for past years' residencies that some of their locations do take longer to extend offers than others!

Hi everyone! I interviewed this past Monday as well and received an offer for my top choice today! I'm super excited to start residency with you all :)

I hope all the interviews today went well!! It was great getting to know those (if any) of you that interviewed at the Athens campus today. Best of luck to y'all :)

Hey, amitch32! I haven't been as active on here as usual. Took a long break after this LONG semester ended :) I did not take the GRE so I am not sure. I think the minimum was closer to a 300-305 for most of my fellow classmates. I took the MAT only because I did not want to spend the money on the GRE.

Thank you!! Not finished with finals quite yet. We had our Epidemiology/Biostatistics final at the end of last week, and we took the final for Fundamentals of Nursing yesterday. We take our Pathophysiology final Thursday. This semester was a lot of fun, but the learning curve of a graduate level program with graduate level expectations for written work and exams takes some getting used to. I'm here to answer any questions y'all may have though!

If you are curious to see when committees are meeting, you can check the CON master calendar on the AU Nursing website

First semester is winding down for us, online courses were Healthcare Policy and Epidemiology/Biostatistics. On campus classes were Fundamentals of Nursing and Pathophysiology. I'm at the CONAT campus. Congrats on your acceptances!!!

mp04551-- I interviewed January 15, and heard back in early February. All in all it felt like forever but it was actually pretty quick.

Hey everyone! Current CNL student here Just wanting to let y'all know I'm here to answer questions if you have any! The application process isn't nearly as scary as it seems.

The program has close to 100% employment rate post graduation; I am not sure where the previous poster obtained the information proving BSN prepared nurses are given employment preference over entry level MSN prepared nurses. I start this program in August, and after doing extensive and very thorough research, it was the best option for me. I have a bachelor's degree in exercise physiology and was originally pre-med. It seemed silly to use financial aid to pay for a second bachelor's, so I chose a masters program that would put me on the right track to eventually get my doctorate in acute care or anesthesia. Only you know what works with your circumstances and end goals. As far as I know, employment opportunities are plentiful for new graduates of the program.

YAY!!! Congrats!! Join the FB group!

You'll hear from them soon, Brennabubble! My interview was January 15, and I heard back around February 4. I completely understand the waiting craze. Fortunately I'm working full time and finishing up two prerequisites so I didn't have quite so much time to worry as I could have.

Well the thread got taken down last time someone gave insight about the interview. Just be yourself and relax. It's short and sweet.

Amarch14- Not sure for this year, but in past years they sent out letters at the very end of the cycle (June/July) to those who were not accepted. Most people seemed to be wait listed first. When did you send in your application and did you get an email from GRU confirming they received it?

Amarch14- As far as I know, and from checking out the threads for past application cycles, you have to be interviewed to be considered for acceptance. However, the interviews continued into late March in previous cycles. So I wouldn't give up hope just yet! Especially when the possibility is very real that someone could give up their spot for personal reasons or choosing another school/program. Keep your chin up :) The waiting is the worst part, promise!

YAY :) Athens or Augusta? Join the FB group!

Coming from a GA resident, an externship at CHOA is nothing to shake a stick at... Especially the PICU.

Hey- look at what people pay to go to Emory. One semester for a BSN is like 20k and it's a 3 year program... And that's in-state students too.