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Even if I got by BSN right now, taking about Masters based CRNA credentials is not of any interest to me since I will be done after 2022 and by then all new CRNA’s will need a doctorate degree. No need to come in here bashing me for asking a question. By the time I graduate with a BSN or MSN I will have to get a DNP to become a CNRA. I am simply asking if there are any benefits to the MSN or if there are programs that would lessen the course length of the DNP by having an MSN. We are all here to support one another and would love insight from people who genuinely want to help others in a positive manner.

Hi everyone, Since CRNA's and NP's will soon start to require doctorate degrees I wondered if it's more advantageous to do a direct entry MSN program instead of an accelerated BSN; in hopes of transitioning into the DNP program after gaining at least 1 year of ICU experience. I understand that at this time you can practice as a CRNA with an MSN but not as of 2022 if I am correct. Does anyone know of any programs that transfer credits from the MSN into the DNP? Thank you for your help!