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I've been debating my career choices and how much I'll be in debt. I'm considering CRNA field, and I calculated that by the time I'm done with my BSN and 2 years of CRNA school, I'll owe over $100K.That figure includes undergraduate. I am terrified. Does anyone else owe more than this or about the same?

I've been debating my career choices and how much I'll be in debt. I'm considering CRNA field, and I calculated that by the time I'm done with my BSN and 2 years of CRNA school, I'll owe over $100K.That figure includes undergraduate. I am terrified. Does anyone else owe more than this or about the same?

I would go CRNA-I'm also a newbie, welcome.

Hi, all I am new to this forum, but have been wavering back and forth between becoming a CRNA or going to law school. I find both fields intellectually stimulating, both are rigorous, and both offer the opportunity to help others. However, I guess I am just scared of making one decision and sticking with it. I am having strong doubts about law school, as the field is oversaturated (unless you go to a top 10 school, which is very hard to do), wheree as on the other hand, becoming a CRNA seeems like a win win situation-I'd be helping people in a true sense, there is a demand for CRNA's, and the money is good no matter what school you attended. Has anyone else struggled with deciding between 2 careers? Any advice, caveats to this newbie?