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Catloverz... I tried to PM you, but it said you were unable to receive them. Hi! I recently saw your post on taking chemistry online at Clinton Community College in Iowa. Can i ask what classes you took and who the professors were? Can I ask how you did in the gen chem 1 & 2. I am hoping to get an A and want to ensure that the I know someone who has taken classes with the professor prior and can get advice on how the class is. Any information would be greatly appreciated!! Thank you! -Jocelyn

That's what I did! I have no complaints!

I think it depends on the school, every school is trying to make the transition, just no saying when.

Me too!

Thanks!

It all depends on where you work. I've heard 130 and i've heard over 200. I have never heard of any CRNA complain about malpractice costs. You should do it because its your passion, not necessarily the money!

Try shadowing both and see what would be better for you.

Well i don't know if its about the name or the school or not, but I know that my undergrad school was a very hard nursing school... compared to other schools it was known to teach more and be more difficult.

Does anyone know about/ or work in any of the critical care units at AMC? Possibly thinking of moving in the future and am interested in working here.

Just curious.. would you guys mind telling me your ICU exp, GPA, and GRE scores for UB?

I work in a level one trauma center that has trauma pts, burn pts, and neuro pts. Essentially being a burn icu, trauma icu, neuro icu. I feel as though you will probably get more experience than just burns, there just aren't that many. At times.. you might not have any! I did the same thing signing a 2 year contract as a GN. Its been a great experience. You will learn more than you ever would think possible.

Hey Missy, I'm somewhat new to this all-nurses thing, but I am looking into the Albany CNRA program. If you could offer any insight or information it would be greatly appreciated. I there any way I can contact you? Thanks.

Hello, This question is for both of you. I am new to this all-nurses thing, but currently am an ICU nurse and am extremely interested in attending Albany CRNA program. I am planning on applying to the program for matriculation of Fall 2013. Any advice or insight you could offer?