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I completely agree. Thank you so much for inspiring young people to pursue their dreams! I want to be a CRNA! I've already met several people at my college that said that an then drop their major before they even finished certain classes, but I haven't because I want it too bad. After you graduated from nursing and applied for the CRNA program how were your grades? Gpa? How was the interview process? Do you have any advice?

Thank you so much for your advice! I'm going to try my very hardest! I really appreciate it. Do you have any advice for me?

I understand that it does take hard work and dedication! And I'm completely willing to commit entirely, in fact I already have. I'm about to start my sophmore year at VSU, and my grades are really good. It was just my first semester that I messed up a little bit, won't the review committee see that I had only one bad semester? And then look at how all of my other semesters I've had good grades? I really do want to be a CRNA. I have researched it tremendously and talked to several nurses that work at the hospital, I'm trying to slowly make connections so that I can get into ICU as quickly as possible. The only reason I'm trying to get in with one year experience is because I'm using my dad's gi bill to pay for the program. I just hope that I'll be good enough to get into the CRNA program eventually.

When you say grades do matter, do you think I'll still be able to get in with that D in anatomy? I am retaking it this semester. What should I do to make myself competitive enough for an interview? I know that I have to always keep multiple colleges on hand, but I just really want to go to GRU. Do you like the school? How is it? What was your gpa going in? Did you mess up on classes like I did with anatomy? I apologize for so many questions I just really want to succeed.

Thank you everybody for all of the help. I understand that it might take longer than 1 year of ICU I just want to try really hard to get in with 1 year only because I'll be using my dad's gi bill to pay for the program, and that expires when I turn 26 years old. I pulled my statistics grade up towards the end of my last semester so I received a B. This spring ( starting January 13th ) is the beginning of my first semester of my sophomore year and I currently have a 3.27 gpa. Am I in good shape? I'm retaking anatomy this semester, so if I receive an A do you think I'll be in better shape?

I've been doing much better in my other classes. I think that I didn't do all that well because it was such a large transition for me because I graduated from high school early this past December and then went straight into college in January. So if I make really good grades from here on out you think I will be okay? Is there a gpa that you would recommended I have to be considered very competitive? Or gre scores? I've been looking into the crna shadowing, I hope to do it as soon as possible.

My concerns and how to get accepted are for the crna program at Georgia Regents.

Hey everybody, I'm starting my sophomore year at Valdosta state, I'm going to my bachelors in nursing. I plan to eventually apply to the CRNA program at Georgia Regents in August. I just have a lot of questions that I can't seem to get certain answers on. So here is my list of questions, along with my current concerns. Any help is much appreciate, I want to be a nurse anesthetist so badly. How can I make myself competitive enough to know I'll be accepted? What should my gpa be? What should my gre scores be? Will 1 year of ICU be enough? My first semester, I received a D in anatomy but I'm retaking it this spring and will do much better, will the D hurt me? Statistics is not my forte, I'm almost finished with class but I feel like I'll finish with a C, will this hurt me? All of my other grades are very good, if keep A's and B's in everything else, will I be okay? Thank you so much for your help.