finally a path

thanks for the comments! actually, luckily for me, the pre req. courses for the BSN program are basically general biology, chemistry, math and anatomy all of which I either got an A or B in. So my pre req. GPA is somewhere around a 3.5. Hopefully I can do well in my BSN and get experience which will help me get into a CRNA program. Right now I'm just focusing on getting into a BSN program!

OK. So I will have my undergrad degree (in cell biology and neuroscience this December) with a poor GPA (roughly 2.6). I struggled during undergrad because or work and lack of motivation because I just couldn't figure out what I really wanted to do. Now I finally know! I want to be a CRNA. I know I have to get my BSN first and at lease one year of experience working as an RN in the OR. After that, I want to continue o to CRNA school. I was just curious if I would even have a chance. It says under most requirements that a 3.0 undergrad GPA is required-- is that referring to the NURSING GPA or my first degree?? Will that matter as much? What if I get a 4.0 in my BSN nursing degree (I'm planning on applying to the accelerated program). Please offer your advice - harsh or not. Honesty is welcome. thanks for any advice.