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Thanks for your advice! I'm going to give one of the directors a call, maybe they will let me drop by with my transcripts

Thanks for your reply. I am very much willing to do whatever it takes, what worries me though is that I will finish nursing school with a 3.0. I have assumed that I will be working for 2-3 years in the ICU, and I plan on studying for the GRE for several months before I take it. However the fact that people with a 4.0 prior to my ADN program can't get any A's really worries me 😟 I'm going to give it everything I have and see where I come out. My first choice school would be FSU Panama City (used to be the Gooding institute). It is only about 10 minutes from my home, and I'm wondering if they might be familiar with how difficult my ADN program is because of its proximity??

Hey guys, I'm looking for some insight on my chances of becoming a CRNA. I am currently in my last year of an ADN program, and plan to start my Rn to Bsn online soon after I graduate. My ADN program is very difficult.... My class consists of 50 students, and in the beginning of the program we were informed that we were the most competitive class that the school had ever admitted. Despite being the most competitive class, there have only been 11 A's on test this far. My current overall GPA is a 3.1, science GPA is a 3.45. I would like to think that I could pull up my GPA by doing well in my RN to BSN program, but I have over 90 credit hours already, so it is unlikely to change it much. So my question is do I have a chance? Or should I look at other career options? I would really like to hear from current CRNA's or SRNA's.