I am about to graduate nursing school this may. I have a few years to go before I apply for CRNA school but I had a few questions. I already have a job in surgical intensive care unit for my critical care experience, and I just have to get my BSN. I know baylor and houston require you have organic chemistry, but texas christian doesnt. Im not sure about wesleyan. Does anyone have any advice about which school is best? I was leaning towards TCU because they dont require organic chemistry, but I'm not sure if it will hurt my chances if I dont have chemistry? I need to decide now if I'm going to take it, because to even get into organic chemistrty I have to take prinicipals of chemistry one, two, and then organic. My GPA is 3.9, and its 4.0 in anatomy, physiology, microbiology, and the basic chem course I have. Sorry for the paragraph, I basically would like advice on what school, and if I should take the chem courses?
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I am about to graduate nursing school this may. I have a few years to go before I apply for CRNA school but I had a few questions. I already have a job in surgical intensive care unit for my critical care experience, and I just have to get my BSN. I know baylor and houston require you have organic chemistry, but texas christian doesnt. Im not sure about wesleyan. Does anyone have any advice about which school is best? I was leaning towards TCU because they dont require organic chemistry, but I'm not sure if it will hurt my chances if I dont have chemistry? I need to decide now if I'm going to take it, because to even get into organic chemistrty I have to take prinicipals of chemistry one, two, and then organic. My GPA is 3.9, and its 4.0 in anatomy, physiology, microbiology, and the basic chem course I have. Sorry for the paragraph, I basically would like advice on what school, and if I should take the chem courses?