It certainly is, IF the ICU experience is with high acuity patients. I know of many current SRNAs and practicing CRNAs who had 1 yr experience when they were accepted. But if the ICU experience is a...
Most programs don't accept NICU and now that I'm finishing my first year, of CRNA school, I understand why. My background was PICU and I also floated to NICU...very large teaching hospital. There is...
Simply put, time commitment and clinicals are the hardest part, IMO. CRNA school literally consumes your life. Clinicals are where you learn the most and on a good day, that means being with a...
It didn't say, but in some of the comments ppl discussed how they had continued to fail to get their requirements addressed/fulfilled for Regional. I really don't know anything about Wolford, but I...
The COA has extended their accreditation through Feb. 2020. Good news for current students. I have a copy of the COA letter that I saved from one of our CRNA/SRNA group sites, but I don't see a way...
I would just try to be relaxed, show them your personality, and when they ask you clinical questions, just think about scenarios in your ICU to answer them...that's what I did. Be humble, show them...
My BSN GPA was 4.0 and my GRE scores were 161, 150, and 4.0. I think what mattered as well was my memberships on nursing committes, nursing volunteer work, here and abroad, and experience in a very...
Hey for any of you that didn't get a spot in the Jan interviews for the Texas location, you may get another shot! I just emailed them to cancel my Jan. 12th interview. I was accepted into the...
Yes, I was an alternate last year. The alternate list is probably long and there are probably very few people pay their deposit and then change their mind about the program. I never thought it was...
Hey, I know you're bummed because I was in the same position last year. Be sure to turn in your letter saying that you want to be on the alternate list and go ahead and ask them for feedback about...