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It definately depends on the unit & what you are personally in it for. I have worked all shifts as a CNA in the ER & ICU & have found evening shift to be the most busy yet exciting shift to work. This is key for me because I am able to gain the most experience from the work.

I am finishing up a B.S. degree winter term 2011 & am in the process of finding an accelerated BSN program to get into. My gpa is sadly weak but I do have approximately 5 years experience as a C.N.A. & also some shadowing experience with surgies. I am pretty worried about the gpa holding me back from acceptance but am willing to relocate outside of Oregon to get in somewhere. I am confident I have the capability of earning A's throughout my program curriculum. Any input or tips at all would be extremely appreciated. Does anyone know of specific schools that are more concerned with experience/purpose than grades? Thankyou!!!!!!!