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Online graduate programs

Can anyone recommend any good universities that offer graduate science courses online? Im currently enrolled in the RN to BSN program online through Chamberlain. I have wanted to be a CRNA for 10 years. Got married, had kids, etc. Now Im on the right track, I think. I would love some ideas for the Universities. Thanks in advance.

PS- I will have 3 years ICU experience, PALS, ACLS, and my CCRN by the time I apply. Thanks, again.

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I think you will find the crna programs require you to take THEIR science courses, and not allow transfer credit from elsewhere. Check this with the programs you are considering.

  • Author

Ok, thank you. I was under the impression, after reading several threads, that I was supposed to take some graduate level courses to impress the schools that I apply to. Thanks again for the response.

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Sometimes that is recommended to individuals with low GPAs on their undergrad transcripts, or who are otherwise less desirable or competitive candidates, in order to improve their GPA, show their determination, or otherwise improve their chances -- but it's not a standard practice or expectation.

  • Author

I really appreciate your responses. My GPA is 3.5-3.6, so that really takes some stress off of me. Again, thank you for your responses.

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