Male vs Females in class

Specialties CRNA

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Specializes in Nurse Anesthetist.

I am just curious...

I have been accepted into a school here in Southern California. This class, starting in August has 30 students, only 7 women. Is this common out there? Any opinions to why this is? I guess it surprises me since the majority of RNs are actually female. (I actually don't mind- I'm not complaining).:)

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Hey Linda,

My class has 25 with 9 men and 16 women.

This is West Virginia

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Those who are out there in the field, it seems as if there are more male CRNAs than Female, is this so? It just seems that way here.

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11 students, 6 male 5 female

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Nurse Anesthetist, Flight Nurse, ER , ICCU and Nursing management nursing have percentages of males that are disproportionately higher than the percentage of males in nursing overall.

Approximately 44% of CRNAs are male.

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my class was 4 males, one female (me).

All of the guys had decided on anesthesia before they decided to take the nursing pathway to that goal........

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My class (graduated one year ago) started with eight females, two males. Graduated seven females, one male (me).

Kevin McHugh

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My class, at least the civilian portion is 24 students, 6 of them male. At least that is my impression from the names on the list.

Craig

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