Thanks in advance any advice is helpful.
When I was younger I messed up pretty bad in college and I am still paying for it today. I will be graduating with my ADN in August. I made straight A's so far in nursing. My cumulative GPA is a 2.8, but my core nursing GPA is a 4.0. I will go on to complete my bachelors immediately afterwards. I want to know if I continue to get A's in my nursing classes, will I have a chance of getting accepted into a CRNA program.
This is my plan: Graduate BSN with all A's, obtain certifications to be somewhat competitive (CCRN, ACLS, PALS), Shadow a CRNA multiple times, take additional upper level science classes, have at least 3 years ICU experience at a level 1 trauma, (If applied and rejected) complete my MSN and apply again.
I don't know it this is enough. I literally can not do anything about my poor academic past, I only can crush my grades moving forward. I am truly determined and will do what ever it takes. I just want to hear others opinion on ways to further improve my chances... And once again ANY advice helps, I'm a big girl I can take it ?