mindy kaling

They recently changed their interview process and are now a panel of 5 people - the interviewer said it was a new thing they are trying. I had the above questions (apart from biochem one) and also asked to describe my sickest pt I took care of, talk about pathophysiology of the disease, explain what vasopressors I used, how they work, how they are different, side effects of one of them, what invasive monitors I use and given an abg to interpret (asked to walk them through to the answer). Just know all angles, it's better to be over prepared than under

When do you all interview if you don't mind sharing?

Nothing for me either. I wonder if they prioritize in-state people first because some schools do that. I'll wait for a little bit before I give up though, I really like the school

I have an interview too and applied in June. I hope you hear back, your experience sounds great I have been researching more about the program but its so hard to find information out there besides what they already have on their website..

Thank you for replying! I have been practicing interview questions, I hope my preparation helps. Congratulations again!!

I haven't interviewed yet, my interview is in September. Congratulations! How did your interview go? What questions did you get/how's the process?

I was super detailed, like what kinds of meds I use, what type of pts we see mostly. I didn't go into any specific stories abt patients, stuck to what pt population and procedures/skills I use mostly

How did it go? What kinds of questions did you get?

I think you'll gain more confidence in yourself with more experience as a nurse and like the above poster said, be ready to answer truthfully why you withdrew. For now focus on being an awesome nurse, get into ICU when the time comes, gets certs like CCRN, TNCC etc and seek out opportunities to precept or charge and take your shot at applying...all the best

Goodluck to you too! I applied for 2019 as well.

Hi, I have already applied for Clarkson 2019 fall. I am concerned about their pass rates and if offered an interview I will ask about that, but I like what others said about their experience there so I won't write it off. I have also applied to 3 other schools, so we'll see. I currently live 5 hrs away from omaha.

There are so many schools that don't require GRE. If you really want to go to CRNA school, I don't think that should stop you

Congrats on getting an interview, how long after application did it take for them to contact you? Was it via email or phone call? I applied and haven't heard back yet....fingers crossed

Congrats on getting an interview. I applied very close to the deadline and haven't heard back yet. All the best in your interview!

Adding: these are 3 different hospitals within an hr of each other