noahJD

I'm an undergrad student working toward a non-nursing degree. I was planning to take the required courses to be able to apply to accelerated BSN programs after undergrad, work, then pursue a nurse anesthesia specialty. However, I recently read that with the transition to DNAP (which would likely be the degree in place by the time I'd start), it will take longer and be more expensive to finish. I originally planned to be pre-health...Wouldn't it be more rational to be pre-health, apply to med school instead, and finish residency considering it would only take 1-2 more years? Thanks.