UPenn CRNA 2020

[kaleks]

Hi everyone, just wanted to start a thread for everyone who applied for UPenn. Has anyone heard back from the admission committee? If so, when did you apply and how long before did you get an interview? Good luck everyone

[TPN1986, RN]

Yeah the exact same login, they told us to make sure we haven't forgotten it too because that is where we would find out our decision.

[IsofluraneBrezy, BSN]

1 hour ago, TPN1986 said:

They told us it will come as an email notification that "a decision has been made", at which point you have to login into your upenn application to find out the result of their decision. They also told us mid-april.

You are definitely right. Just the waiting process is longgggggg...

[TPN1986, RN]

4 minutes ago, IsofluraneBrezy said:

You are definitely right. Just the waiting process is longgggggg...

Yeah I didnt even realize they had interviews in February I had assume they had done them all in march. Imagine how the February people feel xD

[kaleks, BSN, RN]

haha yeah, I was thinking the same thing! are you applying elsewhere, TPN?

[TPN1986, RN]

This was my first year applying, I also have an interview at villanova next month.

[IsofluraneBrezy, BSN]

8 minutes ago, TPN1986 said:

This was my first year applying, I also have an interview at villanova next month.

That’s great. Good luck. When did you hear back from Villanova? I applied and haven’t heard about an interview.

[TPN1986, RN]

1 minute ago, IsofluraneBrezy said:

That’s great. Good luck. When did you hear back from Villanova? I applied and haven’t heard about an interview.

I heard about two weeks ago but I'm under the impression that since they're in the process of changing their admissions application that they're a bit behind with their interview invitations.

[TPN1986, RN]

Since we're all looking at philly schools anyone got any tips for areas to relocate to? Primarily I've looked at a few homes in claymont, DE and aston PA. I have a four year old daughter that I have to keep in mind for schools, so I tend to want to avoid the inner city.

[IsofluraneBrezy, BSN]

1 minute ago, TPN1986 said:

Since we're all looking at philly schools anyone got any tips for areas to relocate to? Primarily I've looked at a few homes in claymont, DE and aston PA. I have a four year old daughter that I have to keep in mind for schools, so I tend to want to avoid the inner city.

Claymount, De is a good area, king of Prussia area is a good area, Montgomery, pa, is also a good area, and Folsom Pa

[TPN1986, RN]

Thanks, my cousin lives in King of prussia but my wife wants to stay a bit more on the southern side of the state but I definitely think I'm going to take a look at some homes their anyways and see if I can convince her.

[IsofluraneBrezy, BSN]

Just now, TPN1986 said:

Thanks, my cousin lives in King of prussia but my wife wants to stay a bit more on the southern side of the state but I definitely think I'm going to late a look at some homes their anyways and see if I can convince her.

Yea, that’s a nice area. It’s also a safe area. My husband use to live in Pa, that’s why I’m looking at schools in Pennsylvania. We coming with our 9y/o so I definitely feel your pain about schooling and the inner cities.

[TPN1986, RN]

It amazes me how they narrow down like 40+ qualified applicants to a final 28. I really hope everyone in this thread gets in, it seems like a very supportive program which to me is the most important deciding factor on where to spend 3 years of my life.