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I'm currently stuying at Mcgill and I did a lot of volunteer works, you don't need to be bilingual at all to volunteer and I think a year or 2 is about enough to pass the french test.

I believe Mcgill pretty good too, their med school is one of the best in the country and nursing is part of med.

I'm from Montreal too, which university did u go to?

The salary is better here??? I was seriously thinking of working in the UK....Btw, which countries pay their nurses best?

What's the average income of a nurse these days? last time i checked was about 60 000-80 000, I mean that's pretty good, no?

OMG, I thought jobs are easy to get for nurses~ I thought nursing is one of the most needed careers!?! That was one of the reasons why I chose to go to nursing school......I could really kill myself right here right now. No kidding

Thank you for all the suggestions~ But as a student studying for bachelor, should I take some extra courses that might be useful when I apply for crna?

Hi I'm a first year student at McGill School of Nursing, my class just started a few weeks ago and I'm already very anxious about the future. I want to become a nurse anesthetist, but apparently the program is only offered in the US and I need to have some years of experience as a registered nurse first. Anyway, I would like to know much more about this career; what's the outlook, requirements, salary, etc. By the way, what other choice do I have to get a highly paid job? Thank you so much~