HannahJ

I got in the program with a gpa lower than that, let's just say way lower BUT ALL my science and math courses was all A's and B's and that is REALLY what they look at. I start this fall. Good luck!

I honestly would not be surprised if I made another thread during my course about giving up:blink:. I know that things get real and hopefully I get through it with support:up:

Yes, that is why i said if all goes well. I know it will not be easy at all and I will focus on receiving my BSN with a high GPA. Thank you for your response!

Yes I know, I am concentrating on school and exploring new ideas as well just to get a start. Thank you for your response!

Hi, so I was recently excepted in the nursing program and I am excited! As soon as I opened the letter I began to search for what I wanted to do. I have learned many things since last week and decided to become a Nurse anesthetist. At first I wanted to be a full anesthesiologist but found out that I would not be done with school until my early 30's! No thank you! Then I found out about CRNA and this is where my complications started. If all goes well, i will graduate in Spring of '18 with a BSN at 23 years of age. I honestly want to be done with school as early as possible but I also want the best education and understand that with nursing "schooling" is never really over and that is fine. I just do not want to be in my 30's and still in school because I (hopefully) want to start a family at 25-28 What degree is best for me? I read that some dgrees practice while others research?When I searched for CRNA schools I realized that some are MSN, DNP, MSNA, or MS. What exactly is the real difference? Can I receive my DNP without MSN? Is it worth it to become a DNP? What exactly is a APRN when considering anesthesiology? What is the highest level of education when considering anesthesiology other than Ph.D? Is it wise to jump to DNP without MSN straight out with BSN if I have the qualifications?