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CRNA with low

is it possible to get into crna school with a 3.1 gpa? what can i do to increase my chances? also, would i need more experience to make up for my low gpa?

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I got invited for an interview with a GPA of 2.987. It was my freshman year of college that i did not do well. i have a 3.4 in my last 96 credits. i have my CCRN, CMC and CEN. Any advice?

Thanks for the inspiration. But what about age? Im 51 and I also want to get my CRNA. My problem were low GPA. I too was married and had a lot of commitments with children. Life happened. Now Im at the age of should I pursue it with my age?

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Hi yogapants14,

Certainly I am curious about this concept.

Is it possible that some decision-makers may not accept a more "mature" SRNA?

What about job prospects? Will employers hire an "older" SRNA?

How do we find out these answers?

OR do we choose to be like the bumble-bee?

“According to aerodynamic laws, the bumblebee cannot fly. Ignoring these laws, the bumble bee flies anyway.”

The SRNAs idea of taking ARNP (MSN) classes to demonstrate willingness & ability to handle graduate work seems wise.

Further, if one did not get accepted to CRNA school, the other option was already underway.

Seems like a wise "back-up" plan.

FEM

Hows it going? Your story is very similar to mine and I would like to hear from you!

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