moxl

thanks for "a discussion and not grammar school".

you are harsh and not taking into consideration that as a foreign speaker I have taken on more barriers than an average candidate including a few languages, passing board requirements and keeping a job. In a last year I managed to get an award for article of the year that is published in nursing journal. So spelling is a challenge that is possible to manage under appropriate condition. Almost done with BSN and have a gpa of 3.95 now. I do have a nicu certification but not CCRN. School load is high, cant take on a challenge of a new job for a few more month. But anyway I need to shape up for applying to CRNA school and will appreciate a good advise. Anymore suggestions?

I am foreign educated RN that got into BSN program just now, but already have 8 years of NICU experience. Anyone got in to CRNA program with nursing school from outside of US?

I just started looking into CRNA schools and wonder if I am a strong enough candidate. I am a foreing educated nurse. After moving to US got AA degree(GPA 3.4), later worked my way up with attending only two nursing classes with GPA barely above 2(mathernity and physhiatry ) passed NCLEX. Have 8 years of NICU level III experience and jut got enroled in BSN program, Will be done next year. My BSN GPA so far is 3.93. Statistics 3.6. Taking chemistry now. Can I start applying now, or should I work more on my grades?