I didn't see a post for Texas Wesleyan University CRNA cycle. I'm looking forward to meet and talk to y'all.
Let's support each other! Would love to hear from others regarding application and interview process (and beyond).
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I already have an account through them since I applied last year and that is how they deliver your letter of not being extended an interview LOL. I haven't received an email from anyone directly from Texas Wes, but I did received the confirmation email from NursingCas that my application was verified on 08/29.
Did you reach out to see what you could do to improve your chances of getting an interview this application cycle?
YEP! I retook algebra and chemistry to get an A, as well as take a graduate level pathophysiology course and graduate level statistics.
That's really awesome and a nice boost to your GPA! This is my first time applying and I'm currently taking both advanced patho and biostatistics right now. Good luck!!
Hey guys! I'll also be applying this cycle. I've got my CCRN and OChem course taken. Planning to take the GRE in a few weeks. I saw someone already asked but can anyone clarify if you need College Algebra if you've taken more advanced course like Calculus? Also is anyone not using a physician as their 3rd reference? I have a CRNA mentor I really wanted to use but don't know if this would negatively affect me.
Hey guys! I'll also be applying this cycle. I've got my CCRN and OChem course taken. Planning to take the GRE in a few weeks. I saw someone already asked but can anyone clarify if you need College Algebra if you've taken more advanced course like Calculus? Also is anyone not using a physician as their 3rd reference? I have a CRNA mentor I really wanted to use but don't know if this would negatively affect me.
I believe that you need college algebra to satisfy that prerequisite requirement. The reference can be either from a CRNA or intensivist.
Taking mine Tuesday next week, barely studied for it. What did you use to study?
I used the ETS websites exam prepare tool and their books. Also have flashcards and some apps for learning new words. The math scares me a little but I'm glad it's so much shorter this year.
icunurse_22, BSN, RN
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Did you reach out to see what you could do to improve your chances of getting an interview this application cycle?