CRNA gpa. Am I to far gone?

hokieicurn · May 17, 2012

I would call both of the schools and ask to speak to an advisor. I would also recommend taking graduate level classes and getting A's in them to show that you can perform well at a graduate level.

manusko · May 17, 2012

So what is your overall GPA? There are a couple of schools that have a minimum of 2.75, but I am sure that is not their avaerage person accepted. I agree with Grad classes and get A's. If you have any science classes with C's, you could also retake those.

biancha1989 · May 17, 2012

Wow! U are well accomplished unfortunately I have no words of advice but to me u are an inspiratio right now! I need some pointers from you. Hope u figure it out.

naptime14 · May 17, 2012

Don't lose hope! Most of us were young and dumb when we first started college (and if you weren't.....i'm sorry, you had no fun). I think most of the programs realize this. Like some others have posted, take some grad level courses. I took advanced pathophysiology to show that I was more mature and my priorites were different. If this is something that you really want, you will do whatever it takes and not let anything get in your way!! Good Luck

yankeesrn · May 22, 2012

It is not all about stats, work in a high acuity ICU, take grad level courses. Most important do research on the programs you want to attend and make sure your schools will teach you lines, epidurals and blocks (some unfortonalty dont) and pay attention to class size. It may not be best to a CRNA farm.

beetlebum, BSN, RN · May 25, 2012

I think you have proven yourself that you are committed to bettering yourself. I would advise in a counselor and see how are your chances or if you need to take more classes to bring up your overall gpa.