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michaelmacstate

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  1. Congrats!!! I know you have to be so excited
  2. Thank you so much everyone. I really hope schools can understand how "immaturity" can wreck your GPA. I am taking a few classes again just to eradicate those blemishes from my GPA. I believe I got into the nursing program here because I was able to show the advisor the exact spot on my transcript where I decided to kick it into gear. I have a few core classes left to apply to the BSN and Im going to give it everything I've got. Once again, thanks for the advice!!
  3. I have a question for CRNA's or anyone who is currently in CRNA school. I'm 29 yrs old and in my last year of nursing school (ASN). Each student in our Med-Surg class had the opportunity to stand in on a surgery. The CRNA position has intrigued me ever since. I know I have a long ways to go but I am motivated to do whatever it takes to give myself the best chance. I started out college as a "slacker" and pretty much just got by. I was still able to get into an associate's nursing program at a school that is none for being pretty difficult. With A's and B's I can bring my GPA up into the low 3's. I have plenty of classes to take and feel my GPA should be near 3.1 or higher before all is said and done. After doing a lot of research I have found that is on the lower end of getting accepted. I'm curious to know some "stats" of people who are CRNA's or those in CRNA school. (GPA, critical care experience, GRE scores, etc...) Any advice would be greatly appreciated. Thanks so much...
  4. hey....i was accepted into the spring program in warner robins as well!!! looking forward to getting started!
  5. hey...i was on here and saw you have also been accepted in the spring program in warner robins. i think everyone is nervous, but excited at the same time!!

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