Advantage to chiropractic degree?

[pamchris]

Just curious whether you guys think having a chiropractic degree will help in getting accepted to CRNA school. And if so, do you think its a significant advantage?

- Do CRNA schools look at graduate science classes (4.0 at chiropractic school) or just undergrad science courses (had a couple B+'s in there)?

- From what I've read on here, a high GPA in nursing with minimum ICU experience (

Also, on a complete separate note, Ive heard a lot of students worrying about student loan debt. I am pretty well researched in this department since me and my fiancee both have a ton of student loans since we both went to chiro school (150K each). Anyway, just wanted to let you know of another option if you are worried about risk. There is an IBR (income based repayment) that is available. Basically, you just pay a portion of your discretionary income each month. If your loan is not paid off in 20 years, it is supposed to be forgiven by the government. May not be the route for everyone, but figured I'd let you all know. You can google it or check out this site: ibrinfo.com

Thanks!

-Chris

[AbeFrohman, BSN, RN]

Don't chiropractors take classes like gross anatomy? If you did well there then it will look good. And yes they look at all your grades but divide them up like undergrad GPA, science GPA, last 60 hours, and overall GPA.