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Prerequisites
for Admission
- Minimum GPA 3.0
- Current licensure as a
registered nurse in North Carolina or in a multi-state compact
- BS in Nursing from an
accredited program
- Satisfactory score on the
GRE or MAT (taken within five years)
- One full year full-time
critical care nursing experience prior to enrollment
- Evidence of current
liability insurance for practice as a registered nurse (1M/3M limits)
- Satisfactory completion of
an undergraduate course in Chemistry (3 SH)
- Satisfactory completion of
an inferential course in Statistics (3 SH)
- Competency in basic health
assessment
- Current certification in
ACLS, BCLS and PALS
 Following admission to the graduate school at UNCG, the Raleigh
School of Nurse Anesthesia's Admissions Committee reviews the credentials of
each applicant. An invitation for personal interview may be extended to
the qualified applicants. Following the interview, final admission
decisions are made. Admission to RSNA is possible only at the beginning
of the Fall semester. Full-time participation in the program is
required; therefore, students are urged to plan finances carefully to avoid
the need for part-time employment.
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Entrance
Requirements
The Raleigh School of
Nurse Anesthesia and the School of Nursing, the University of North Carolina
at Greensboro, are committed to providing equal consideration to all
applicants regardless of race, color, ethnic and national origin, religion,
sex, age, handicap or marital status. Admission is on a competitive
basis. Students are chosen on the basis of their academic record and
general fitness for the study of anesthesia nursing.
The successful
applicant must, before enrollment, provide evidence of good physical health
and emotional stability. These attributes are considered essential for
the successful practice of nurse anesthesia.
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