morduna

Question for SRNA's, CRNA's or perspective CRNA's. I just calculated my science GPA and it is a 2.6. Here's the deal. I got my bachelor's degree in psychology straight of high school. While at the school, I had no idea how to study and no idea what I wanted to do. I overloaded my schedule with tough science courses. I got a D in biology and an F in biopsychology. I got a C in chemistry. I ended up with a 3.183 GPA overall. I got into nursing school and have worked really hard. My nursing school GPA is 3.552. I received an A in microbiology, B+'s in physiology and anatomy, and a B in pathophysiology. I have grown so much since obtaining my first degree and I feel like I am finally figuring out how to do well in school. However, my science GPA does not reflect that at all. I have my eyes set on CRNA school and have done a lot of research. I know that these schools look at the whole picture, including ICU experience and GRE scores. However, what can I do now to help get that GPA up. Should I try to take more science courses at nursing school? With a 2.6 science GPA, I'm pretty sure I do not even meet the bare minimum requirements for any schools. Suggestions? Is it a lost cause? Thanks in advance