Published Mar 8, 2020
Huskymom11
4 Posts
Hi All!
This is my first post on AllNurses, so thank you for taking the time to look at my post!
I recently received an interview invitation from my top school, University of Arizona (YAY!!). Have any of you interviewed with UA in past years? If so, I would love to hear some tips. Advice does not need to be UA specific, but I was just seeing if there was any experience with UA’s interview process in particular.
I am specifically interested in their Integrative Health program in Gilbert.
Thank you in advance!
Heartbeat2BLPN
9 Posts
Sorry I have no experience, but I am wondering what your stats were?
I am located in Gilbert and I did not know they had a program out here. Do you have to take organic Chemistry or just the basic intro to chem?
I can tell you my interview experience with Pima Medical Institute for their RN program. They asked why I wanted to be a nurse, what was I going to do once I was a nurse to elevate the profession, what I thought a problem in nursing today was, and then a few behavioral/job interview style questions like what did you do when you had a conflict with a patient? (I was a CNA). Hopefully U of A has similar questions.
Jeff G
75 Posts
On 3/12/2020 at 12:14 PM, Heartbeat2BLPN said:Sorry I have no experience, but I am wondering what your stats were?I am located in Gilbert and I did not know they had a program out here. Do you have to take organic Chemistry or just the basic intro to chem?I can tell you my interview experience with Pima Medical Institute for their RN program. They asked why I wanted to be a nurse, what was I going to do once I was a nurse to elevate the profession, what I thought a problem in nursing today was, and then a few behavioral/job interview style questions like what did you do when you had a conflict with a patient? (I was a CNA). Hopefully U of A has similar questions.
I would recommend calling the school and/or searching through their website to find out what is required as far as Chemistry courses go. It does take some time to find out, but their answer is more reliable.