Virginia Commonwealth University (VCU) CRNA 2025 start

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Is anyone in here applying for the upcoming VCU CRNA application cycle for January 2025 start?

Specializes in CVICU, ICU.
MCSatYS said:

Has anyone else heard anything? 

Nothing

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MCSatYS said:

Has anyone else heard anything? 

Not on my end. 

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No... what's the word on the street? If you didn't hear Monday does that mean you didn't get in or maybe got waitlisted? 

MCSatYS said:

Has anyone else heard anything? 

 

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Nothing here

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Specializes in Transplant/MCS ICU.

Got my email, I got waitlisted.

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Specializes in CCRN-CMC, SCRN.
MCSatYS said:

Curious if anyone else got theirs? 

Just got my acceptance email at 11:45am

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Specializes in CICU.
PeterToss said:

Just got my acceptance email at 11:45am

Congrats!! Will you be accepting? I officially got my waitlist email. 

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Specializes in CCRN-CMC, SCRN.
MCSatYS said:

Congrats!! Will you be accepting? I officially got my waitlist email. 

Thanks, I have to weight my options, I got into 2 other DNP programs and this is the only DNAP. So I'll have to do a little more research about what's best for myself. 

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Specializes in CICU.
PeterToss said:

Thanks, I have to weight my options, I got into 2 other DNP programs and this is the only DNAP. So I'll have to do a little more research about what's best for myself. 

Makes sense! Does anyone know when deposits need to be made by just so I can keep an eye out for an email? 

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No email for me yet either. This is excruciating 

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Specializes in CVICU, ICU.
PeterToss said:

Thanks, I have to weight my options, I got into 2 other DNP programs and this is the only DNAP. So I'll have to do a little more research about what's best for myself. 

From what I read, DNP is a terminal degree, and some schools don't consider DNAP a terminal degree, therefore if you wanted to teach one day at those schools, then you couldn't kind of thing?

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Specializes in Neuro Trauma ICU.
Rrrrisa said:

From what I read, DNP is a terminal degree, and some schools don't consider DNAP a terminal degree, therefore if you wanted to teach one day at those schools, then you couldn't kind of thing?

I believe this is incorrect. You can teach with either degree, the difference mostly being administrative as one is overseen by a school of nursing while the other is overseen by a school of medicine. I have heard there is a slight preference to hire the same degree that the school offers for professors but I don't know how true this statement is.

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