Firstly I apologize for yet another question regarding CRNA school applications and GPA. However, I'm not sure how my GPA will affect my chances of applying to CRNA school:
I live in NY and completed my BSN in 2014 with a GPA of 3.54. Prior to that, I graduated with an associate degree and a 3.8 GPA. The problem arises when considering my cumulative GPA. When I was 19 I attended a private school and left with a GPA of 1.88 after partying way too much and flunking out. That was over 10 years ago. Unfortunately, if those grades are considered my cumulative GPA is 2.8, yikes!
I know that a cumulative GPA of 2.8 makes me a poor candidate. However, I am currently working in ICU and plan to continue to work in ICU for at least 5 years. I have scored competitively in my GRE, and I am taking graduate level nursing courses with all A's so far. If this continues, is CRNA school still a possibility?
I am a good student and hate to think that bad decisions made a decade ago when I was a teenager will forever ruin my chances of being a CRNA. I would love any and all input, please!
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Firstly I apologize for yet another question regarding CRNA school applications and GPA. However, I'm not sure how my GPA will affect my chances of applying to CRNA school:
I live in NY and completed my BSN in 2014 with a GPA of 3.54. Prior to that, I graduated with an associate degree and a 3.8 GPA. The problem arises when considering my cumulative GPA. When I was 19 I attended a private school and left with a GPA of 1.88 after partying way too much and flunking out. That was over 10 years ago. Unfortunately, if those grades are considered my cumulative GPA is 2.8, yikes!
I know that a cumulative GPA of 2.8 makes me a poor candidate. However, I am currently working in ICU and plan to continue to work in ICU for at least 5 years. I have scored competitively in my GRE, and I am taking graduate level nursing courses with all A's so far. If this continues, is CRNA school still a possibility?
I am a good student and hate to think that bad decisions made a decade ago when I was a teenager will forever ruin my chances of being a CRNA. I would love any and all input, please!