Hello, I'm a former nursing student doing the ADN program, I'm going to graduate next year and my ultimate goal is to become a CRNA or a NP. I'm very confused on the masters requirement . I thought that you needed to have a BSN and then 2 years of experience in an ICU and then get the recommendation letters and apply to a CRNA program which could be either a masters or a doctorate in CRNA. Now I'm seeing that I can do a RN -MSN program on education, informatics or leadership and management.... are those something different than the actual masters for CRNA? I talked to An adivisor and she told me that I needed a masters and then apply to the CRNA program.. I'm so confused, and if so, is the masters in leadership and management better if my ultimate goal is to become a CRNA? Or should I just do a RN-BSN and then apply to a CRNA program without those masters mentioned above?