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Bachelors in Political Science in 2004, I graduated with a 2.4. Stellar right? I was a premed student starting in 2006. Excelled in my upper level science classes, 3.5 Nursing gpa. Got accepted to a program starting 2018. Don't psych yourself out. I did for no reason. I'm a firm believer that the right program will accept you. Good luck.
BikerRN25
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I'm sure this topic has been beaten to death but should I be worried about applying to CRNA because of my GPA from my first degree (finance) which was a ~2.6? I finished that degree in 2007 and started working towards my BSN in 2014. I have a 4.0 in all my hard science and BSN coursework, and I am working in a busy CVICU at a Lvl. 1 trauma/teaching hospital in a major city. I'm just psyching myself out, right?