I am a high school senior 3.8 gpa 1280 Math + CR sat (780 sat biology test), I have so much experience in healthcare (took anatomy and been volunteering and shadowing Dr.s/RNs in the hospital since sophomore year, all AP classes mostly math and science). My mom is a nurse, and she hears about new grad BSN students not getting ICU placement (those who wanted to be CRNAs) (I know these people). My mom says I should go for medicine, since there is better placement and job security (Let's be honest I'm somewhat lazy, and I dont believe I'm fit for 12 years of education and (What job has job security these days malprac is a major concern for MDA)).
Is there hope for new BSN grads wanting ICU placement, to be a CRNA or should I listen to my mom and stick with medicine.
Don't tell me life is a crapshoot (I know it is....)
