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We've had several threads from everyone saying they were accepted to various schools, but if everyone is willing let's do one big thread for everyone that will be starting anesthesia school this summer or fall. If you don't mind please include where you applied, the status from each school ( meaning didn't get an interview, interviewed and not accepted/made alternate/accepted), and the school you chose and why. Thanks, so much!
I applied to :
1) Medical College of Georgia- interviewed and made alternate
2) Samford (in Birmingham)- interviewed and accepted
3) University of Alabama at Birmingham- interviewed and accepted and will be going there this fall. I chose UAB because I loved the Director and all of their clinicals are in Birmingham, so I won't have to travel all over the state.
Yes it does!! I feel such relief...I think I'm in denial of how upside down my life will be soon!
Me too! Right now it's hard to fathom what it's going to be like. I quit my FT job and went to another hospital to work PRN. The manager I interviewed with was VERY cool. She said she's had many, many nurses that worked for her that went to CRNA school & that she only had 1 who didn't listen to her when she warned that it would be next to impossible to work...and that nurse apparently was a no-call-no-show at times cuz she would study all night & forget she was scheduled!!!! She told me that she would keep me PRN to work holidays and a rare shift, but she in no way counted on me working during the semester. Seems like she's been thru it with many SRNA's so I decided to REALLY listen to her & believe her when she says "don't plan on working!" :thnkg:
She told me that she would keep me PRN to work holidays and a rare shift, but she in no way counted on me working during the semester. Seems like she's been thru it with many SRNA's so I decided to REALLY listen to her & believe her when she says "don't plan on working!" :thnkg:
Echo that. The common thread amongst students who fail to succeed in anesthesia school, whether it be didactics or clinical, is that they tried to work AND be a student. If anesthesia is your chosen specialty, focus on that for the duration of your program...your increased paychecks after graduation will pay back any debt you've accumulated as a student. You've made it this far, don't hurt your future with a bad decision.
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Ditto... Looking forward to meeting you all...!!!