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i interviewed the same day that james did, and i am interested in the answers to james' questions. why msu? did you apply to any other programs, etc? i too work in wv (huntington) and it is a convenient program as far as that goes, but what about the fact that it is new and has no pass percentage rates on boards? that is what is bothering me at this point. i also haven't applied to any other programs except this one, and might also apply to camc. i have yet to take my gre (october 16th), but my gpa is 3.8 and i have a graduate gpa of 4.0, 3+ years of sicu experience at a trauma hospital, ccrn certified....i just don't know. i'm having buyers remorse i guess-lol.
sorry for all the rambling.
jenny
not trying to sound rude or anything schoolgirl, but they have crna programs at community colleges in minnesota? or are you talking about going to nursing school? just questions? the crna program is a master's prepared anesthetist that is already a rn. if you are talking about nursing school then good luck and if you have any questions feel free to send an e-mail anytime. i'm in the process of applying to crna school, but i am also a part time nursing clinical instructor at my alma mater, marshall university.
jen
Hey there,I am a new CRNA student and a mom of 3 kids, looking to see if there are any others to see how they balanced school and parenthood. Advice welcome,
Treasa
https://allnurses.com/forums/f227/crna-school-children-168393.html
Jaymz/JenSICU,
For me the decision was very simple....I have always dreamed of becoming a CRNA.....but moving my family has never been a option. I cannot leave my family for 28 - 30 months and attend school. So when I discovered the MSU program I found some hope of making my dream come true. This coupled with the fact that they actually accepted me were my deciding factors. I realize the program is new and no stat's exist related to pass rates but, the program director is not new. He is a respected educator and practitioner. I have spoken to a couple current students and feel very satisfied that this program will provide a quality education. I do have some reservations about the entire process (not working, going into a huge debt) but anything worth having never comes easily.
I did not apply to any other programs, as I cannot relocate and am unwilling to leave my family for the lenght of time it would take to complete a more traditional program.
I wish you both the best of luck in finding a program that is right for you...and who knows if it turns out to be MSU...maybe we will be classmates someday..
TAke care
Arnie
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Greetings. I don't post a lot but did want to share that I was accepted into Mountain States program for January...anyone else? I live here in WV so it will be great for me. Just wandering where everyones going. Love this site...very helpful.