Texas Christian University (TCU) - applying for 2022

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I didn’t see a thread for the Texas Christian University class beginning in 2022. Good luck everyone. 

Specializes in SRNA.

@Icurnobliviate it’s from Texas Christian University ([email protected]) and the subject is “TCU Nurse Anesthesia Decision”

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Specializes in ICU.

Thank you!!

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Specializes in ICU.

Well, rejection letters are starting to go out. Congrats to everyone who got in at TCU. 

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Specializes in CVICU/ER.

I got my acceptance letter this afternoon as well! Clinicals at Texoma Medical Center in Denison TX. 

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Specializes in Neuro/Surgical ICU, CCRN, SCRN.

Hey everyone! Do you remember when the application for TCU opened? I know the deadline to submit date, but just wondering when the application actually opens so I can try to plan ahead and apply early. TIA! ? 

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Specializes in CVICU.

Hi! I am interviewing this year, 2022, in a couple of days. Just seeing if I could get any advice or information on the interviews!

Thanks in advance!

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Hey past applicants! I got an interview for August for the Winter2025 cohort and am super nervous. Anyone able and willing to share interview tips? Questions you got in the past? Any help or suggestions are appreciated! 

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Specializes in SRNA.
sk8701 said:

Hey past applicants! I got an interview for August for the Winter2025 cohort and am super nervous. Anyone able and willing to share interview tips? Questions you got in the past? Any help or suggestions are appreciated! 

Hi! Current student here about to graduate in December. Congrats on the interview! It's been a minute since mine but I'll do my best to remember- I got mostly personality/situation-based questions rather than clinical questions. After talking to colleagues though, this seems to not be the norm per se.

I was grilled about my support system and how I had/would be preparing for the grueling task that is CRNA school. I was asked about how I'd handle being a novice again. I believe I got a question like "tell me about a time you felt out of your depth clinically and what you did about it" or something to that effect. 

If you have time before your interview, highly recommend combing the forums and internet for question ideas and writing up mock answers! That's what I did so I had a "story" or example ready to draw up if I got a question that it would be applicable for. I have a list of questions if you would like to check it out! Just private message me. 
 

TCU is an incredible program and I have nothing but great things to say. Good luck! Getting selected for an interview is a huge first step. 👏🏼

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