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has anyone heard about interviews yet?

Is anyone Interviewing tomorrow? From my understanding, it will be an information session followed by interaction with current students, right? Then, our personal interview (clinical questions) will be later next week? Does anyone know? TIA and best of luck to everyone.

Same! @aggies1896, where did you end up accepting of you don’t mind me asking?

Hi everyone ? Did anyone end up declining their seat at Baylor or UT? Some people were having that dilemma

Our of curiosity, my gf was waitlisted here. Do y’all know if people have declined their admission because they went elsewhere?

The first interview is said to be "relaxed." Does anyone know if they ask clinical questions?

That’s good!! Congrats!

Thank you kindly. I am sure they are still working though the apps, I would send an email and ask (if you haven’t already)!

An hour before it was due ? and same for my transcripts. They were snail mailed. So they probably received my transcripts the day they contacted me for interview

Yes I have an interview

It did not! It still says submitted IDK how they send stuff out for Texas Wesleyan /: it seems that they do stuff all over the place when it comes to interviews so I wouldn’t be surprised if they contact people at different times.

She got her unofficial acceptance. It was in her junk mail. *** said they would send out her official letter sometime next week.

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Hi y’all, check your emails!

Oh I forgot to mention..... one big difference between NP and CRNA is that.. NPs diagnose and treat a disease. They see IDK.. 20 patients in one day or more. If you work in hospitals, you maybe see your patients for 5 mins, diagnose, and prescribe meds + orders. A bedside nurse carries out your orders.. so it’s not very patient-involved. But if you love drawing labs, doing arterial sticks, would love to learn to place a lines/central lines/nerve blocks, intubate, give vasoactive meds depending on vitals, and for all of your focus to be on one patient for hours.. then CRNA is the answer. Depending on the hospital, CRNA is very involved w the patient, from drawing labs, to giving blood, Monitoring your sedation/vitals... giving fluids.. very patient involved.