Inuyasha2k06

I have been researching alot on the CRNA profession and I am positive that I want to do it but I was just wondering. If you worked as a CRNA for a long period of time (like 5 or 6 years) and you decided that you wanted to become an anesthesiologist could you possibly be fast tracked through some of the medical school criteria just because of your experience. I am not sure that I want to pursue this because I have not even started nursing school (freshman in college) but I aim to become a CRNA 100% but I just wanted to know if a CRNA can become an anesthesiologist. Thanks for any help you may have.

Hello. Im an aspiring student at the University of Texas at Arlington and Im going to be a freshman but I know that I want to be a CRNA. Anyways I want to know ways or classes that might have been took to stay on top of your nursing game while CRNAs were earning their one year experience in ICU. I know the rumor that when you stop going to school and start working its hard to pick up school again so was there any special study method that kept them learning while working. Thank you.