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HiAs embarrassing as it sounds, up to this date I thought I could become a CRNA after finishing my Bachelor of Nursing, getting a RN license, 1 years ICU experience but now that I have realized that you have to have a BSN degree to get into a CRNA program, I am really ****** at myself.
My Nursing program starts in July and I know there is nothing I can do, even if I can I wouldn't because I do not want to miss this intake too. Can you tell me what can I do after finishing my bachelor of nursing that will make me eligible for a CRNA program?
Thank you for your inputs in advance.
What exactly do you think a BSN is?
BSN = Bachelors of Science in NursingI don't understand your worry? You are doing it right. Just keep your grades up through the program and be on your way!
Yes, but I am doing Bachelor of Nursing.
BSN and BN are totally different things, right?
I am so sorry if these questions sound juvenile to you but I just want to make things clear, even if I make an orifice of myself.
Yes, but I am doing Bachelor of Nursing.BSN and BN are totally different things, right?
I am so sorry if these questions sound juvenile to you but I just want to make things clear, even if I make an orifice of myself.
I've never heard of a BN; in fact, I don't think it exists...a Bachelor's must be a B.A. (of arts) or B.S. (of science, which nursing would fall into). The only exception I can think of is music which is a B.M.. Anyway, you're on the right track.
Are you in Canada?
No, I am in Australia.
I get what BSN is, but I have checked out almost every single university's website and they only offer Bachelor of Nursing as an Undergraduate course.
Bachelor of Nursing(keeping in mind that I am in Australia)= BSN, right?
Thanks for your inputs, people. But still, things are not clear.
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As embarrassing as it sounds, up to this date I thought I could become a CRNA after finishing my Bachelor of Nursing, getting a RN license, 1 years ICU experience but now that I have realized that you have to have a BSN degree to get into a CRNA program, I am really ****** at myself.
My Nursing program starts in July and I know there is nothing I can do, even if I can I wouldn't because I do not want to miss this intake too. Can you tell me what can I do after finishing my bachelor of nursing that will make me eligible for a CRNA program?
Thank you for your inputs in advance.