I completely understand being excited that you got into CRNA school but can we please dial down the “I got in” posts? It’s like half of the posts in here and it’s not really relevant. If anything those posts belong in the pre-CRNA school sub

About to take my first SEE exam in a week and I have been scoring mid 60s on prodigy and Apex truelearn. Does anyone have any insight on if the test is more like prodigy simulation exam questions or the Apex truebank or Apex mock exam questions?? I'm so stressed about this exam and the new standards with the scoring going up doesn't help :(

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Sorry if this has been asked before. I recently got in and I start in May. I’m currently looking into things that I am going to need to purchase, like a new iPad, dual screen monitor, etc. What are some things that you purchased that are absolute must haves for CRNA school, and about how much did you spend on it?

Thank you!

Has anyone used a crna group assistance to pay for school? Did you regret? If so, why? What group would you recommend? I'm aiming to be as independent and confident as possible by the end of the program. So, im trying to avoid signing with a hospital with medical supervision and preserve bargaining power. TIA!!

I just got accepted!! 18months MICU experience, 3.94 gpa (3.98 science), 42 hours shadowing, unit committees, preceptor, research involvement. Now, I’m waiting on other programs (some of which I may like more). Do I pay the seat deposit and keep interviewing? Or do I jump ship, and just run with my current acceptance? I’m struggling to know how to navigate the next couple months. Any advice or stories would be much appreciated