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Bunnybunbun
26 Posts
Hi guys! I m currently a FNP student but trying to apply for crna school. I was wondering if this will be a bad thing for my application that the crna school would think “I started something I didn’t finish ...”
my situation: I have been out of school for so long that I just had to test the water and see if I can still do it. I have been an icu nurse for 13 years and finally think I m ready to apply for crna school. So I wanted to see if I cna still write scholarly papers and study rigorously with my aged neurons. I currently hold a 4.0 in grad school.