Members are discussing updates on interview decisions, waitlist statuses, and strategies for obtaining multiple letters of recommendation for nursing programs. There is also mention of accreditation for a second campus and confusion about waitlist notifications for interviews.
Just wanted to start a thread for Thomas Jefferson University CRNA DNP applicants for 2025 start. Feel free to post your timeline of application, interviews, etc. Stats welcome too! 🙂 Good luck!!
IMPORTANT INFO added by Staff
Thomas Jefferson University DNP Nurse Anesthesia Program
Jefferson's DNP Nurse Anesthesia Program, fully accredited, prepares nurses to provide anesthesia care during surgical procedures.
This is a 36-month, nine-semester program with 92 credits. It's full-time curriculum with over 2,000 hours of clinical practice hours.
According to U.S. Bureau Of Labor Statistics, a Nurse Anesthetists in Pennsylvania earns an annual mean wage of $203,150. The national annual mean wage for a Nurse Anesthetists is $202,470.
Hey guys, I'm one of the people still waitlisted for an interview so I'm guessing nothing much will happen this year.
For the people that applied to multiple schools would you mind sharing how you were able to get multiple letter of Recommendations done in a timely manner because that was my issue.
Hey guys, I'm one of the people still waitlisted for an interview so I'm guessing nothing much will happen this year.
For the people that applied to multiple schools would you mind sharing how you were able to get multiple letter of Recommendations done in a timely manner because that was my issue.
Thanks in advance.
When I decided I was going I reached out to 5 people to vouch for me and write letters of recommendation. I told them I was applying to multiple schools ahead of time and sent them the deadlines for each school. They were well aware that I would need them at various times this year.
I think that's what helped me alleviate the stress of getting a ton of Re
When I decided I was going I reached out to 5 people to vouch for me and write letters of recommendation. I told them I was applying to multiple schools ahead of time and sent them the deadlines for each school. They were well aware that I would need them at various times this year.
I think that's what helped me alleviate the stress of getting a ton of Re
I really appreciate you for that information. I'll start working on that
I went to jefferson abington for nursing school and just graduated 2023 so you would think it would be no problem but they are the reason I didn't get my lor till January. That's the reason I'm looking at other options.
R6Chris, BSN, RN
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Also waitlisted. 😬