PartyofOne1

Great advice, I appreciate it! :)

I have a few more pre-req's to complete so will have to wait before applying to the program. Thanks for your help!

Right, I want to go for my BSN right after graduating with my AA in Psychology. I guess I should have figured out what I wanted to be sooner.. so it looks like I have to get my ASN in the 2-yr program to become an RN, then my 2-yr BSN to certify for the 2-yr CRNA program= 6 yrs total. I think I'm more clear now, thank you!

I am a 3.5 student and will be receiving my Associates degree in Social Science (Psychology) this coming Spring. Before I wasn't serious about my education (hence my GPA), but now I know I want to work towards becoming a CRNA, and as quickly as possible. Can I go for my Bachelors in Nursing immediately following? Or must I get my Associates in Nursing first? My community college offers a 2-year Nursing program to become an RN... but what is this degree called, is it considered an Associates of Science in Nursing?? And if so, then what is an LPN? I know the CRNA is someone who has a Masters in nursing. But can someone please explaing to me how to get there from where I am at? I would greatly appreciate it.. thank you..

This is all new to me, so please bear with me! I am a 3.5 student and will be receiving my Associates degree in Social Science (Psychology) this coming Spring. Before I wasn't serious about my education (hence my GPA), but now I know I want to work towards becoming a CRNA, and as quickly as possible. Can I go for my Bachelors in Nursing immediately following the AA degree? Or must I get my Associates in Nursing first? My community college offers a 2-year Nursing program to become an RN... but what is this degree called, is it considered an Associates of Science in Nursing?? And if so, then what is an LPN? I know the CRNA is a Masters degree in nursing. But can someone please explain to me how to get there from where I am at? I would greatly appreciate it.. thank you..

This is all new to me, so please bear with me! I am a 3.5 student and will be receiving my Associates degree in Social Science (Psychology) this coming Spring. Before I wasn't serious about my education (hence my GPA), but now I know I want to work towards becoming a CRNA, and as quickly as possible. Can I go for my Bachelors in Nursing immediately following? Or must I get my Associates in Nursing first? My community college offers a 2-year Nursing program to become an RN... but what is this degree called, is it considered an Associates of Science in Nursing?? And if so, then what is an LPN? I know the CRNA is someone who has a Masters in nursing. But can someone please explaing to me how to get there from where I am at? I would greatly appreciate it.. thank you..