slnurse

Hey, I am a Canadian working in California as an RN and am very interested in becoming a CRNA. I will probably not apply for another 3 or so years (since I have to complete my initial Med-Surg contract, about another year, before I can get ICU experience), but I was wondering about all that green card, permanent residency stuff and how that influences costs, admissions,etc. I did all of my undergrad. nursing and science stuff in Canada, do they accept everything equally as an American University? Also, exactly what science courses are they looking at for the gpa? I did an undergrad. in science/engineering, but realized engineering was not for me once I got my science degree, so some of my calculus and engineering classes are pretty low, but my general chemistry/biochemistry/organic chemistries/anatomy & physiology marks are above a 3.5. I am just afraid they will see my transcripts and see how low some of those mathematics (e.g. calculus) and physics classes are. Thanks

Hey, I am a Canadian working in California as an RN and am very interested in becoming a CRNA. I will probably not apply for another 3 or so years (since I have to complete my initial Med-Surg contract, about another year, before I can get ICU experience), but I was wondering about all that green card, permanent residency stuff and how that influences costs, admissions,etc. I did all of my undergrad. nursing and science stuff in Canada, do they accept everything equally as an American University? Also, exactly what science courses are they looking at for the gpa? I did an undergrad. in science/engineering, but realized engineering was not for me once I got my science degree, so some of my calculus and engineering classes are pretty low, but my general chemistry/biochemistry/organic chemistries/anatomy & physiology marks are above a 3.5. I am just afraid they will see my transcripts and see how low some of those mathematics (e.g. calculus) and physics classes are. Thanks!