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renebene

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  1. I am new to the site I have learned a ton of stuff being reading what others have wrote. I have a year and half of undergrad left as a biochemistry major but have decided I want to go into nursing. Right now I am planning on just switching to a nursing program and becoming a BSN. I am really interested in eventually becoming a CRNA and I was wondering if finishing my degree in Biochemistry and then becoming a nurse would give me any advantage. Most of the classes that I have left in my biochem major are labs and a Physical chemistry class. I can't really see these being beneficial to me in nursing but I wondered if having that extra degree would increase my chances of getting into CRNA school or if it would jus be a waste of time and money. Any input anyone has would be great.

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