hello, i have a G.E.D and i am about to start a asn and then a bsn.I was wondering if i could still become a crna with a ged. i plan on getting very high scores in nursing. is it possible?
me_daffy 27 Posts Nov 26, 2007 I am currently in LPN school but I have my GED and it has never stopped me from doing anything I wanted to do. More power to you. No one ever knows the circumstances behind why you got it. They call it a graduation equivalent for a reason...
Burnt2 281 Posts Specializes in LPN school. Nov 27, 2007 yes you can. They don't ask for high school records. Plan on getting A's in college though.
Trauma Columnist traumaRUs, MSN, APRN 165 Articles; 21,214 Posts Specializes in Nephrology, Cardiology, ER, ICU. Has 31 years experience. Nov 27, 2007 I just wanted to wish you luck.
fence 156 Posts Nov 28, 2007 I have a GED and will graduate from TWU's CRNA program December 12th....so you sure can.
txspadequeenRN, BSN, RN 4,373 Posts Specializes in ICU, PICC Nurse, Nursing Supervisor. Has 20 years experience. Nov 28, 2007 congrats to you..i have a ged and you inspire me.i have a ged and will graduate from twu's crna program december 12th....so you sure can.
MB37 1,714 Posts Nov 29, 2007 My BSN program never asked for high school records. Masters programs don't either. As long as you have earned a certain number of college credits, it doesn't matter how you got in when you apply somewhere else. If you earn an ADN, no one at the BSN bridge programs will give a darn whether you have a GED or were valedictorian at Exeter. I wish you the best in fulfilling your dreams!
