reformedlibrarian

I will move to SRNA if you guys would like. I would just love some advice from practicing CRNA's. I'm been browsing several forum threads and getting pretty nauseous realizing what I have in common with nearly everyone on the board that has a low undergrad GPA. "Hey, I partied as an undergrad. I didn't know what I wanted to do. But I'm SERIOUS now! I'm FOCUSED!" Oye. My 2.5 is for my BA in English. I have since completed 5 science pre-rec courses at a local community college to get into an ABSN program. I have a 4.0 (Chemistry, A&P and Psych Classes). Assuming I graduate with my BSN with a 3.8-4.0, have good references, work experience and GRE scores, what are the chances of the 2.5 I recieved when I completed my BA coming back to haunt me? I've read a lot of the "Just keep it up! Anyone can get in with determination! Get good experience!", but I'm ready for the cold truth. No sugar coating please. Surely CRNA programs recieve enough applicants with impressive stats that a low initial undergrad GPA just makes it easy to narrow down the list?