Published Dec 26, 2006
cmmg
30 Posts
Hello everyone. I am new to this community. I have a question if anyone has any suggestions. I am currently an RN preparing myself for CRNA school. I am taking some science courses to help boost my GPA. My question is do CRNA programs look at where you obtained your sciences? Do they prefer 4 year institutions over a junior college. I am trying to decide whether to take my science beginning in jan 2007 at a junior college or a 4 yr college. Of course the junior college is much cheaper, but does the 4 year university look better on paper? Your comments is greatly appreciated.
piper_for_hire
494 Posts
Are you sure your school will care about your science GPA? None of the schools around here did. They just looked at the BSN GPA. I wouldn't take any science classes unless a school told me to do so in the first place. Just something to consider ...
betsylew
11 Posts
I don't think schools care whether you took your science classes at a 2yr or 4yr school. I took some classes at a university, some at a community college, and some online. No distinction was made between the three at my interview - they just seemed to look at what the grades were.
London Pie
3 Posts
:smilecoffeecup:
Hey piper, was your school a school out of New Jersey? I looked at some programs there as well.
Thank you for the info. I think I will just go to the 2-yr college.
It's Villanova - which is in PA - just west of Philadelphia.
-S
:smilecoffeecup: Hey piper, was your school a school out of New Jersey? I looked at some programs there as well.