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Getting into crna school is not hard if you make all As in nursing school.

If you really want to become a crna you should get icu experience I don't think tcu accepts ER experience. You can call and ask them. But you are limiting your options tremendously. P.s. it doesn't...

Waste of time and money if you ask me.

You can start the process while in NY. If NY is not a compact state you will have to get endorsed.

Google loan calculator and plug in the numbers. The interest rate will about 7%. The payments will be over $1000 a month.

Usually if you have no savings you will end up with a little above 100K. Unless you go to one of the schools that charge low tuition.

That sounds like too much with current interest rates. Try to stay in the vicinity of 120k.

They may accept IELTS, but since yours is over 2 years old they will most likely not accept it...

You are assuming correctly. Not every crna program requires chemistry prereq but most of them do.

I didn't have chemistry prereq for BSN. So I had take gen. chemistry before applying to crna schools. It depends though, not every school requires a chemistry course.

Any type of ICU wound work. CVICU is the best I think.

Have you heard anything?

I think you have discussed it in another thread... The best thing to do is to call and ask the school you are interested in. Usually only ICU satisfies the requirements of all schools. Some schools...

You can get all that information from books. As a matter of fact you should already know from nursing school where Swan's tip sits and consequently which blood vessels it can be inserted through and...

If they say so then you are fine. Although you might be limited when applying to other school if Barry doesn't work out.

ICU would be better. It is a good unit to start. But you would probably need to transfer to ICU eventually. However, you can try applying while in RCU and test your chances.

At Barry you are looking at about 60k for tuition and fees.

Community hospital ICU experience is totally fine. They look at the whole picture. If your stats are good your experience will not matter very much. People with poor stats need to get better...

It depends on the program. But you should expect to dedicate most of your time to schoolwork. Some programs allow more free time than the others.

I know many people who have done it. You can do it too.

That makes sense. One might as well choose to become a MD. Although becoming a doctor will require a little more time and more debt. If you fail in medical school you have a biology/chemistry or...

What CRNAs mean when they say don't do it for the money is that the process to become a CRNA is long and not easy and the job comes high responsibility and liability. You could probably make the same...

To those of you who are already CRNA's, did you work as a nurse during your program or did you have to quit because of the vigorous program? I know people who quit and I know people who...

900-1800 cost plus profit, which could be double that (which is great compared to other industries) is fair I think. Although, I still want to know what part of that 30-120 per minute is actually...