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My portal also says decided with an option to submit payment. I think I'm going to make the payment today LOL

I was asked mostly personal or scenario questions, not so many clinical LOL

Hollywood was my first choice. And no I didn't receive an interview but I didn't get a denial either so I am perplexed

Yes I called and they told me my application was still under review and that I would hear something back no later than April 2024 which is crazy to me. I'm not afraid to be denied from a school but this application process has been strange. If I submitted in September I don't understand why I would have to wait until April to get a decision.

I submitted my application in early September and haven't heard anything from Barry not even a voicemail. Is this normal?

I submitted my application on 9/5 and haven't heard anything back from Barry. Is that normal?

I spoke with ------------------------------ earlier today and she said they were still reviewing applications and that we should expect to hear something on Monday. Good luck to everyone!

Congratulations ??

Good luck today everyone!

The information given in the email that announced the interviews gives more clarity at the process if you haven’t taken the GRE.

It think it is factored in and if you are offered conditional admission without the GRE you have to take it and achieve a certain score to be fully admitted.

How was the interview?

Hello everyone, For those of you that have interviewed already, how long would you say the interview was? 30 minutes or an hour?

Hello everyone, I applied as well but I did not submit any GRE scores because my test date was cancelled because of COVID-19. Has anyone else applied without the GRE?

Has anyone who hasn't gotten an email for invite received any other correspondence from FIU?

What do you mean by nursing one? Like one year of experience or a class?

While looking over the NursingCAS site I noticed that they added this at the bottom of the home page for FIU. "The FIU Nurse Anesthesia Program in the abundance of caution will not be conducting face to face interviews this year. All applicants who are invited for an interview will receive a Zoom invite for their specific time. Thank you again for considering the FIU Nurse Anesthesia Program."

Disregard what’s I just said, I just called and spoke with Mairelys and she said due to the situation, they are accepting applications without the GRE. They will accept a confirmation of a test date in lieu of scores.

Hello everyone, I emailed FIU on Tuesday (March 17th) and this is what they emailed me back verbatim, “the application deadline remains the same.” I too am supposed to take the GRE in April and now things are uncertain. Maybe they will reconsider as this situation with this virus has gotten worse.

FIU is one of my top choices. Really nervous about applying. Stats: Experience: 1.5 Step Down Experience at Level 1 Trauma Center1 year Experience in very busy Medical ICU at same Level 1 Trauma CenterBSN GPA: 3.38 Plan to take the CCRN January 2020 and GRE March 2020.

Starting new thread for FIU’s potential 2021 CRNA Cohort. Post stats, important dates, application FAQs, and other relevant admission info here. Please omit names for privacy. Application is Due May 5, 2020.

I'm also studying for the GRE and CCRN. Really nervous for the CCRN

I know this thread is a little old but I figured I would comment just incase someone is in the same position I was in. I applied for a job in GA and got the position Feb 9th. I had taken the NCLEX the previous day (Feb 8th) and passed #woohoo. However, I registered to have my NCLEX taken for FL, my home-state. My recruiter said I needed to have a GA RN license by the 22nd to secure the position. So I scrambled and got the entire endorsement packet together and mailed it off Feb 10th. The packet arrive at the GA Board of Nursing Feb 13th as far as what USPS tracking said but it wasn't logged into the GA system until Feb 14th officially. Today is Feb 17th and my GA license came in so by the grace of God I got my GA RN license in exactly 4 business days. For me, this is a miracle because I can keep this job now. I will say that I am a recent new grad nurse so I didn't submit any employment verification paperwork, I don't have a criminal background or health history, and I got my fingerprints done in GA on Feb 9th while I was interviewing in GA for the position. I also made sure everything they explicitly asked for in the packet was in there and organized. I think all of this sped up the process for me. I also called the GA BON everyday and explained my situation, not sure if that did anything but hey who really knows, either way I thankful. If you are trying to have your license endorsed in GA quickly and have a similar background it's possible. I was told it could take up to 15 business days and I got it in 4. Good luck to all.

I know this thread is a little old but I figured I would comment just incase someone is in the same position I was in. I applied for a job in GA and got the position Feb 9th. I had taken the NCLEX the previous day (Feb 8th) and passed #woohoo. However, I registered to have my NCLEX taken for FL, my home-state. My recruiter said I needed to have a GA RN license by the 22nd to secure the position. So I scrambled and got the entire endorsement packet together and mailed it off Feb 10th. The packet arrive at the GA Board of Nursing Feb 13th as far as what USPS tracking said but it wasn't logged into the GA system until Feb 14th officially. Today is Feb 17th and my GA license came in so by the grace of God I got my GA RN license in exactly 4 business days. For me, this is a miracle because I can keep this job now. I will say that I am a recent new grad nurse so I didn't submit any employment verification paperwork, I don't have a criminal background or health history, and I got my fingerprints done in GA on Feb 9th while I was interviewing in GA for the position. I also made sure everything they explicitly asked for in the packet was in there and organized. I think all of this sped up the process for me. I also called the GA BON everyday and explained my situation, not sure if that did anything but hey who really knows, either way I thankful. If you are trying to have your license endorsed in GA quickly and have a similar background it's possible. I was told it could take up to 15 business days and I got it in 4. Good luck to all.

Does anyone have advice on relocating to Atlanta