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about pre-reqs

Hi everyone,

I'm doing my pre-reqs right for nursing school, and I have a question about educational backgrounds for getting into CRNA programs. I'm doing my pre-reqs for the BSN nursing program at a community college and am pulling a 4.0 right now. My question is, will the fact that I did my pre-reqs at a jr. college hurt my chances at getting into a crna program later on? I'm hoping to finish my pre-reqs with the same GPA and try to do well in the nursing program later, but I'm worried that going to a jr, college will hurt my chances of getting into a prgram later. If anyone has some info to share about this..... please clarify. Thanks ahead of time.

As a side note, I'm planning to take Bio, Organic & Physics at the university level after the BSN(while doing the ICU requirements) before applying to a CRNA program to try to make my pre-req resume look better. B.T.H

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I agree with pilot, in fact I went back and retook chemistry, because I only had the chemistry for nurses for my BSN.

You definately need the full two semester chemistry. I additionally took physics and it has helped a fair amount.

Thanks for the reply,

In the college I am currently attending, they offer a general 104 &105 inorganic and organic then they offer a pre-calc. chemistry 111 and 112 inorganic and 113, 114 organic also pre-calc required. You are saying to take the four classes????

Thank you again,

Gerald Hacker

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