I've been looking into applying for CRNA school for a while now, and am very interested in Texas Wesleyan's program as it is the only program that has clinical sites in Colorado, where I live. I'd rather not relocate to another state, but I am going to research other schools and apply elsewhere as well!
But anyways, I just had a few questions about admission requirements. The website for Texas Wesleyan says they require a college chemistry course within three years of the program's start date. I wanted to know if that meant the course had to be completed before applying, or if I could be currently enrolled in a course when applying.
Any information you have would be much appreciated! Thanks so much!
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Hi all,
I've been looking into applying for CRNA school for a while now, and am very interested in Texas Wesleyan's program as it is the only program that has clinical sites in Colorado, where I live. I'd rather not relocate to another state, but I am going to research other schools and apply elsewhere as well!
But anyways, I just had a few questions about admission requirements. The website for Texas Wesleyan says they require a college chemistry course within three years of the program's start date. I wanted to know if that meant the course had to be completed before applying, or if I could be currently enrolled in a course when applying.
Any information you have would be much appreciated! Thanks so much!