I have just graduated with a B.S. in biology and want to go to nursing school and become a crna. I was wondering if the crna schools weigh the bsn gpa more heavily than my B.S. gpa. I have taken both gen chems, both organics, both physics, and some other biology courses such as anat/phys I and II, histology, immunology, and medical terminology. my gpa was 3.2. i know that this is probabaly borderline. If I get into nursing school and pull off a 3.5 or above would this be a better way of showing the crna schools that i could handle there workload? Also, there are some accelerated bsn programs that i have been checking out. Would it be impossible to make a 3.5 or above in the accelerated program or would going through a traditional BSN program be the better choice (I know both will be extremely challenging). kinda confused on which route to go with. any comments would be greatly appreciated. thanks!