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I'm just gonna let you know that it might cost $200 to perform this trick, because id you failed it supposed to make you pay 200 and if it make you pay 200 and you passed, now you gotta call pearson vue and ask for a refund. Psh, wait 48 hours. Everyone feel like they failed. 85% of people pass. Those are good odds. What's your schools pass rate? Those are the odds that matter. Don't do this trick unless you have $200 dollars to waste.

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I realize that this has probably been answered a million times but not everyones situation is the same. I recently graduated ADN from Amarillo, I want to get into a CRNA school but am really confused to which RN to BSN program to apply for in order to increase my chances of being accepted into CRNA school. I understand that there are other aspects to being accepted but I want schooling to shine. My question is... do you have any recommendations on RN to BSN? I have been looking to UTA and WTAMU, Im from Texas so it seems logical that I go to a Texas school but I don't feel limited to Texas schools. I will most likely be spending time out of state once I can afford to move. I was looking at Boise State Online RN to BSN. I want to save money so WGU was an option but I feel the grading system will hurt my chances of being accepted to CRNA school as they will only grant a grade of 3.0 I want to show that I can go above and beyond. What about Wyoming? University of New Mexico? Schools in California look nice. Ugghh. I dont really need to put this off but there are so many options and I am sure that I will need to apply to more than one. UTA is giving me a hard time to try and get a hold of a person and I have heard about logistic issues such as these. Not something that I feel like dealing with for two years. Has anyone been to CRNA school and what has grades and school done to help you get accepted? Thanks yall. Happy new years!