Hey everyone! I will be applying soon to Rosalind Franklin University's CRNA program starting May 2024.
I know applications in NursingCAS will open on August 10, 2023 and will close on December 15, 2023. I've heard that it is very competitive with rolling admissions so apply early! Interview invites have gone out in September in the past with virtual interviews taking place between October and February. Admission spots were offered last year as early as October.
If you have anything to share throughout this application process, please post here!
Does the camera need to be on for the last 30 minutes?
I would suggest keeping your camera on the entire time. I am sure they keep tabs on who is engaged and present for the entire duration of the interview.
any update regarding how many spots there are after todays interview?
As of 11/1 there were 12, and they still have today and two more interviews. My interview had like 20 people in it so that's about 60 more people to consider. ☹️
As of 11/1 there were 12, and they still have today and two more interviews. My interview had like 20 people in it so that's about 60 more people to consider. ☹️
Ya I believe they have an interview in jan too and that's the last one. Unless they don't end up doing that one. But when I signed up for mine way back at the start, all the dates were up and the last date was beginning of jan.
Keeping like 100 people on hold and in limbo is so crazy.
Nobody is in limbo; they are all aware people are applying to other places. Hold essentially means they are still making decisions with interview waves. I would treat it like a rejection and move on. If you get an acceptance later on that's great, but plan accordingly otherwise.
When I got accepted, it was in Jan/Feb (I can't remember) and less than a day after my interview.
IvyMed said:
Does the camera need to be on for the last 30 minutes?
That would be a very bad idea. They don't even like it when people have it off in zoom classes.
IvyMed, BSN, RN
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Quick! Did the interviews last the full 1.5 hours? I just realized it's in CT time and I have work right after.