lifesaver808

Thanks for the suggestion. I'm definitely researching ADN programs! I actually found a concurrent enrollment program in Denver that has transition to BSN built-in to the ADN program. If you happen to hear of know of a program please let me know. I can move to wherever I need to be. Thanks again.

Thank you for your input, but my question was to invite HOW and WHAT programs I could look into and suggestions to make me a better candidate. You are just giving me why it's impossible (my translation of you saying it's over zealous). So everyone that got into an ABSN program only earned an A in micro? Nothing in life is simple and I am a seeker of information and perscpectives so that I can strategically go after whatever goal I seek. I'm also not a stranger to stress and have a high tolerance for it. Life has trained me. Of course, I'm not a nurse, but to get an idea of the CRNA role (outside of what I read) I did about 20 hours of shadowing.

Thank you for the suggestion. I visited the website and I'll contact the coordinator this week. I've self tested the KAT a couple times and scored over 85. I'm also studying A&P now to help get an A when I take the class in a few months.

I got a B or higher in my science courses. I do plan to take more this summer - A&P and statistics. How else can I demonstract my academic skills besides getting an A in my remaning pre-reqs?

Thank you for your suggestion. I've been checking out the admission requirements for ABSN programs and marking those that focus on the pre-req GPA. I earned an A in bio, chem & psych, and a B in microbiology. I plan to take A&P and statistics during the summer...and strive for an A. I'm looking for the quickest route but I understand options are limited.

I want to practice as an RN sooner than later and already have A Bachelors, that's why I'm exploring ABSN as a pathway. I earned an A in bio, chem & psych, and a B in microbiology. I plan to take A&P during the summer.

Hi everyone! I've been reading so many informative posts on here. Any advice or reccomendation of accelerated ADN or BSN programs with low gpa requirements? My challenge: I have a bachelors degree in communications. Due to a combination of working full time and emergency surgeries, I have a low gpa (2.45) from my bachelors degree. I have a B or higher in my sciences (Yes, I took sciences) : psychology, microbiology, biology, and chemistry I am planning to take A&P this summer. My career goal is to practice as a nurse anesthetist. Any advice on programs? I dont have geographic restrictions