University of South Florida (USF) DNP CRNA 2025

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Members are discussing the timeline for interviews and acceptance notifications for a specific program, with some sharing their interview dates and acceptance calls. There is also discussion about applying late, program comparisons, and concerns about not hearing back from the program. Additionally, there are questions about the application process and updates on the number of filled seats in the program.

Happy new year! I was just wanting to start a new thread for people who will be applying to USF CRNA program this year, 2025! Applications will be opening Feb 15, right around the corner. I still have a few things to complete. Taking Chem and A&P 1 and 2 over again at HCC.. took them 10 yrs ago so having to take again ?Not that A&P has changed much haha. I'll be applying before the priority deadline in Aug. Good luck to everyone applying this year!!

Specializes in ICU.

Got an email to interview! 

JasonY said:

Got an email to interview! 

Congratulations. Can I ask what your stats are? And also, when you initially applied?

Hi all! In the process of applying and want to submit asap. I am only waiting on my references and wondered if it says on the application if they have been completed by the person. My three references status just says "requested" but it is saying I'm able to submit my application now

Received an invite to interview! Good luck to all!

Gdjohnfraz said:

Received an invite to interview! Good luck to all!

Congratulations. Good luck to you. 

For those that are getting interviews invites, are the interviews in person, virtual, or a choice of either? 

Specializes in ICU.
Gamilamb said:

For those that are getting interviews invites, are the interviews in person, virtual, or a choice of either? 

Virtual 

Gamilamb said:

For those that are getting interviews invites, are the interviews in person, virtual, or a choice of either? 

Yup, virtual. No option for in person! 

Specializes in MSICU.

I will be applying soon (hopefully next month). I'm really nervous and looking for opinions on my stats/application

Nursing GPA 3.89

Science GPA 4.0

GRE 298, 4.0 writing

1.5 years MSICU, 6 months ED

Relief charge/preceptor

Research/EBP committee

20 shadow hours

50+ volunteer hours 

I have my PALS and will be taking CCRN soon

I also just accepted a clinical instructor position 

 

Pharmtech2CRNA said:

I will be applying soon (hopefully next month). I'm really nervous and looking for opinions on my stats/application

Nursing GPA 3.89

Science GPA 4.0

GRE 298, 4.0 writing

1.5 years MSICU, 6 months ED

Relief charge/preceptor

Research/EBP committee

20 shadow hours

50+ volunteer hours 

I have my PALS and will be taking CCRN soon

I also just accepted a clinical instructor position 

 

It looks good. Just establish who will be doing your LORs and do CCRN. It took me some time to reconnect with my old nursing instructor. You'll most likely get an interview invite. I probably wouldn't mention the clinical instructor position at all though. I have a similar amount of ICU experience. So we're on the lower end. I'm doing the NursingCas app now and you do have to attest to staying in the ICU full time until start of program. You mentioning that you just accepted a clinical instructor role (I'm assuming it is PRN or one day a week time commitment) could make it seem like you're trying to get out of the ICU even though that may not be the case. 

Gdjohnfraz said:

Yup, virtual. No option for in person! 

Thanks for the info. I was going to apply next month but I've decided to apply this month since everyone is getting interview invites. I'll probably be able to get all my transcripts and LOR in by end of next week

Specializes in MSICU.
Gamilamb said:

It looks good. Just establish who will be doing your LORs and do CCRN. It took me some time to reconnect with my old nursing instructor. You'll most likely get an interview invite. I probably wouldn't mention the clinical instructor position at all though. I have a similar amount of ICU experience. So we're on the lower end. I'm doing the NursingCas app now and you do have to attest to staying in the ICU full time until start of program. You mentioning that you just accepted a clinical instructor role (I'm assuming it is PRN or one day a week time commitment) could make it seem like you're trying to get out of the ICU even though that may not be the case. 

I think I have some pretty good LORs. I had some SRNAs say the clinical instructor is a good bonus because it shows I am involved in the nursing world and am trusted to teach nursing students. Hopefully if I attest to staying in the ICU full time and explain in my interview it's only 8 hours a week, they won't think of it as me trying to leave. I explained in my personal statement too that I love to teach. 

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