"but I just worry that I will be in class with others who are more prepared than myself and somehow my experience will put me at a disadvantage and therefore I'll be unsuccessful" You have to remember...
You'll be fine. ICU specialty doesn't really matter. In anesthesia school they'll teach you everything you need to know, and you'll have close to 1000 hours of clinical to get experience with...
You are at a huge disadvantage without CCRN and a sub-300 GRE, and that goes for any school. Almost every candidate you're up against at least meets those criteria. I would retake the GRE for sure,...
I had a 1.96 with my previous degree, and strong grades when I went back for my BSN, and was accepted to a CRNA program for Spring of 2016. Just like the above poster mentioned, make sure your...
If it's feasible, I recommend meeting personally with program directors before you apply. Bring your transcripts for them to review. It had been nearly 13 years since I took a chemistry course, and...
Just like the above posters mentioned-- go for your BSN. You are more marketable with a bachelors degree. You'll need 1-2 years of ICU experience before you can apply to a CRNA program. While...
I applied to a few state schools in North Carolina. My biggest piece of advice, especially if you're worried about your grades, is to set up meetings with your prospective schools' program directors....
My lifetime GPA is around a 3.2ish. I had 3 years of college with a cumulative GPA of 1.96. After a 4-year break I went back to school for my BSN, and made the best grades of my life. I was recently...
Between dropping out of college, returning to college, changing majors, etc: 6.5 years of actual school with a 4 year break in there somewhere By the time I start school I will have 8 months of ER...
I have a previous undergrad gpa of 1.9. Went back to school in my late 20's, took nursing prereqs, and graduated with my BSN. Overall GPA second time around was a 3.8, nursing gpa 3.6. I've been a...