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Hello everyone! I have a question regarding minimum requirement gpa for RN program to get in a CRNA program. I am about to graduate with an associate degree of nursing. My gpa I believe sits on a 3.08. I will be attending the RN-BSN program. I know CRNA programs looks at your RN gpa, but how would the CRNA schools calculate my RN gpa? Would they take my 3.08 gpa from the ADN program and combine it with my RN-BSN gpa? Or will they base my RN gpa seperately with my ADN gpa and RN-BSN gpa? I am asking this question because my ADN gpa is low and I was wondering if I can still raise up my rn gpa if I do well in the RN-BSN..

thank you! I just wanted to know that I had one strong factor. I understand that there are a lot of factors that comes together to get a interview.

I know science GPA is one of the major factors for acceptance in most CRNA schools. I was wondering what science GPA would be considered competitive? Does anybody get in a CRNA school with lower than a 3.4 GPA?

Hello everybody. I understand admission to a CRNA school is very tough and my science GPA weighs heavily for admission. Here is where I sit. Microbiology- A, Anatomy & Physiology 1- B+, Anatomy & Physiology 2- A, General Chemistry 1- B+ and General Chemsitry 2- A. What are my chances of getting in with this science GPA of 3.72?