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Hello everyone!
I am looking to see if anyone is applying to St. Mary's University CRNA program in MN for 2020 matriculation.
Good luck to you all!
On 7/8/2019 at 1:07 PM, CRNA20200 said:Thank you very much for posting your interview experience! I truly wish you get in! I heard (MODERATOR EDIT OF NAME) is amazing. What made you impressed about her? Was it her personality?
She's very passionate about the program and you can see and hear it in the way she talks about it. She also talked a bit about the transition of the program to DNP and you can tell how much she wants the program to succeed. At the same time, she seems very student focused and truly just wants the students to do well.
So it is going to be a DNP program. Wow. That answers most of our questions. My last interview at Thomas Jefferson, was the same as you described. They were only focused on my personality and if I could afford the program. Because most students drop due to financial issues. DNP programs are extremely expensive! Close to 100k!
59 minutes ago, DreamingNurse said:46 minutes ago, kixizi said:Honestly I don't know. I signed on early (did virtual) to make sure I could get the program to work and we ended up starting the interview early too. My guess would be yes
Thank you so much for sharing your experience! You have helped my anxiety significantly. I'm crossing my fingers for you ♥️?
53 minutes ago, CRNA20200 said:So it is going to be a DNP program. Wow. That answers most of our questions. My last interview at Thomas Jefferson, was the same as you described. They were only focused on my personality and if I could afford the program. Because most students drop due to financial issues. DNP programs are extremely expensive! Close to 100k!
Next years program is a MSN program. I'm not sure about any further years.
kixizi
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No clinical questions! Just regular interview type questions. Honestly I was very nervous I can't really remember any specific questions, but they weren't too tough. Interviewing virtually was not difficult either and they still give you a chance to ask the students questions as well. I was definitely very impressed with (MODERATOR EDIT OF NAME).