Delta_Notch

Come on guys-----Is there anyone here thats wants to be a CRNA?

You have me confused here, and I have no idea why haha

Wow-- I expected more guys saying thats the field they want to go into...

Well the question explains it all--Lets hear it

The replies have been great. The big picture is- "Nursing school is difficult because of the amount of information you learn in a set amount of time, not ESSENTIALLY difficult as the amount of rocket science brain power used to understand a topic." Now, dealing with "questions being straight foward, without any grey areas" that some of you say biology and chemistry fall into...well...this might be the case in a lower level class, for example, How is RNA made from DNA? Yes, by transcription. This is not the case in most classes--if it was only this simple. But I do understand what everyone is trying to explain. Thanks much

Thank you for all the replies---- Now concerning any social sciences I have taken sociology, psychology, abnormal psychology, ethics etc. I have received all A's. So I done well in those classes.

Im graduating with a Bachelors in Biology and a Minor in Chemistry with a GPA of approximately 3.82 and will be be attending Nursing School (BSN) after I finish nutrition and a required psychology class. I decided to go into nursing because of the possibility of becoming a CRNA and what the job essentially holds. I originally wanted to go to Medical School and go into Family Practice-but over time I started to look at school as more of an investment. Comparing student loans, time in school and salary/pay. After talking to a CRNA and looking at the life he is able to live outside of work made me start to look at this career more and more. So, I was told from him that Nursing school would be a lot easier than what Ive been doing right now and I probably wouldnt be stressed out over the amount of work I would doing in nursing school. BUT- as I read these forums all I see is how hard school is, so many people drop/fail and how no one has a social life. Something just doesnt add up. Will someone tell me how and why this is? I dont want to come off the wrong way here but I understand that nursing school requires a limited range of sciences before you can actually apply. Whereas we have to take classes like Genetics, Calculus, Physics and so on. So, is this the reason why I was told that "I" wouldnt be stressed over school work in nursing VS biology?? Or is my friend out of him mind and nursing school is actually crazy tough? Someone help me out here, please just give me the goods and let me know what you think. Any help is appreciated!