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The class for '07 is full unless someone has recently decided to go elsewhere. The Sept. interviews are for the class of '08.

I used the Kaplan GRE General Book and the Kaplan Math supplement. The general book came with a CD that was very helpful. I studied using those two books with the CD about 3 times a week for a month. I did alot of practice questions too. Hope that helps.

Thanks kimberlydrn, rayman, and jenniek!! I am so excited to get in, and actually it worked out for the best. I have a neice or nephew due in Nov., so now I'll have plenty of time to spend with him/her before school starts. Plus jenniek, your right. It is gonna take me a year to wade through the loan post and figure out which loan I need to go with. Thanks again guys and I'll be seein' ya'.

I'm in for 2008. Not as soon as I had hoped, but I'll take it!!! Anyone else in for 2008? Congrats to those starting in 2007.

Congratulations!!!! When did you find out?

Sweet!! I hope we find out in the next couple of days.

Everyone from the March interviews still waiting? Hopefully just a week or so to go, if the letters come out a month from our interviews. Anyone else set up camp beside their mailbox?

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Has anyone heard anything from the March interviews yet?

Life is short, CRNA school is long and difficult. Find something that you LOVE. If you are going to work the rest of your life I think it is worth your while to do something that you LOVE to do 99-100% of the time. I would bet that the majority of CRNA wannabe's know that they would love the job and know that becoming a CRNA is exactly what they want. At least that is the way I feel. But, if you decide that CRNA school is what you really want, then go for it.

I doubt she would think that you are a "cocky newbie". I think you should just ask her to write the letter/ fill out the form. (It is usually less of a hassle for her if you have some sort of recommendation form to use.) She will probably be happy to do it. If not, do you have assistant managers?

Most hospitals actually have a policy pertaining to cardiac arrythmias and when is the appropriate time to contact the physician. For example, at my hospital all new onset V-tach > than 10 beats must be reported.

I used the Princeton GRE Review book as well as the math supplement and I found the practice questions in those two books were harder than those questions on the actual exam. To me, that was a good thing because I was well prepared for the test.

I have my interview in two weeks. I hope (and pray) to be accepted into the 2007 class. Anybody have any tips on the interview?