kdd225

I just came across this article and I feel like the words came straight out of my mouth. I am currently in my junior year as a bio major and until very recently I had planned to go to medical school. The more I thought about the more I felt like it wasn't what I truly WANTED to do. That I just decided on it because of the money and job security. For months I have been looking into other careers trying to find the perfect fit to no avail. Then I came across an article that talked about CRNA's and it really caught my eye. I began researching everything about it. From the education path and cost, to scholarships, to jobs, etc. I have decided this is what I want to do with my life. In MS you can get your BSN in two years after pre reqs or there is an accelerated program for those already possessing a BS in another field that takes 12 months. I plan to finish my undergrad and get my degree in biology and then go to nursing school to get my BSN. As doing this will give me two degrees and take the same amount of time as going ahead and going to nursing school. I would love to talk with you about your experience and get advice if you would be willing! My email is [email protected]