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How can I improve?

Hi all,

I am hoping to start applying for CRNA school next year (hopefully Fall '10). I want to start preparing myself so that I can be a competitive candidate. Pls. look at my stats and let me know what else I need to do.

1. I have my RN, BSN

2. Undergrad GPA of 3.53 (with a C in anatomy - my only C)

3. I have my BLS, ACLS. PLAN TO GET PALS AND CCRN (next year)

4. I will have 1 year by time of applying (Fall '10). Total of 2 before program starts in Fall '11.

5. I am co-chair in the patient's satisfaction committe.

6. Plan to shadow a CRNA/get a mentor.

7. Plan to do charge nurse/preceptor (I am only 6 months into a med/surg ICU at Cedar Sinai, LA - so this will be in July '10).

8. Plan to do volunteer work

9. Plan to take a biochem course & physics June '10. I have heard/read retaking undergrad class is not worth it, but rather take a grad class.

10. ALL my FINANCES are taken care of.

I am terrible at standardized tests, so I plan to apply to schools that do not require GRE.

So...what else do I need to do to make myself competitive. Any suggestions are welcome. I am truly looking forward to CRNA school with all the mental drainage, physical exhaustion, studying, tests, early mornings and anything CRNA has to offer.

Thanks.

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Look at the admissions requirements for the programs you are interested in. Some will not accept a C in anatomy and you will need to repeat that.

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daaron .thanks alot. will check it out!

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