NickiRN87

Hello! If you don’t mind me asking, what schools are you applying to that are that expensive? I am starting CRNA school in the fall and my tuition for the program will be somewhere around 70-80K, including books and materials. Even factoring in the cost of living for 2-3 years I can’t imagine how you would be spending over 180K to get you to that amount of student loan debt.... Either way make sure to do your research beforehand and see what kinds of financial aid each school offers. Many people go into debt in CRNA school but everyone’s financial situation and financial support at home is different. Also, all of the schools near me have closed their applications for this next round months ago, so I’m surprised any schools are still accepting applications for fall at this time. You still have some time to be working overtime hours to set some money aside too! Good luck to you!

Hi guys! i was admitted for Wayne State's Nurse anesthesia class beginning in 2019! I was just curious if anybody out there went to Wayne for the CRNA program and what they thought about it. Any feedback is appreciated!

How can you have a 4.0 science gpa if you were getting C's in science classes and not 4.0's? Am I missing something? Either way, doing some extra things to make your resume stand out can outshine those old bad grades! My gpa was terrible for my first degree (less than 3.0) but I graduated from nursing school with my second degree as a 3.7. During my interview the school seemed impressed with how I explained what happened during my first degree and didn't seem to hold it against me too much about my past bad grades. I got accepted for fall 2019 :)

Actually Wayne State has transitioned to the doctorate, I just was accepted there :) and Detroit Mercy is just waiting on their approval, they should find out within the month is what they told me.