17innswood

@Carrie34 I am starting CRNA school at midwestern in June also. If you want to contact me through my email at [email protected].

@ smc99 I did accept. Looking at the books we need. Would your recommend getting all the required books? I know that there are older editions in the library. Do you think those would work? Are there certain books you use alot and would definetly recommend on getting?

How much do you need to remember from your prerequisites from nursing school? I am starting CRNA school in about a month and am worried that I won't rmember enough from my previous chemistry and nursing courses (from 8 years ago). Do they expect you to just know things before starting school?

Just doubting my abilities, worried that I won't pass the classes, I don't know why? I accepted so no turning back now!!!

midwestern in az

Applied for CRNA school last year, got put on the waiting list. Hadn't heard anything until 2 days ago. Someone must have dropped out and now I am accepted and can start in June (2 months!!!) How important are the prereq classes? Do they expect you to have a backround in those classes from 8 years ago? I don't remember anything from those courses. I was planning on taking a chemistry class as a refresher or biochem (which I have never taken) if I got in. Now with 2 months I have no time to do that or prepare. Need some advice from someone that has started taking th classess?

midwestern in az

I applied last summer to start the CRNA program June 2012. Unfortunetly I received a letter stating that I was an alternate, meaning if someone drops out I could be chosen. I pretty much had written off going to that school. Well two days ago I found out that I got in. Yes I am very happy however I feel now I have less than two months to get mentally prepared. I am torn. Part of me wants to do this and the other part of me is saying are you crazy you like your job and your life why change? I feel that if I don't at least try I will always wonder. I mean the worst that could happen is I fail/drop out and I am back where I started right? Just am doubting myself because I didn't intially get in and haven't taken a chemistry class for 8 years and wasn't thrilled about taking it then. I figure the chances of me getting in again are probably slim to none considering getting in this time was hard enough. I know in the end it is my decision but any advice would help.