Someone posted in another post that it only takes 2 years to become a RN. Im wondering if you went this route rather than the 4 year university route, would you still be available for CRNA school ? Because thats my main goal, rn -> CRNA. Just wondering if i can save myself some time (im a first semester freshman right now). Thanks in advance
A pretty popular pathway is to get your Associate degree RN at a community college, then on to University to finish your batchelor's degree. That way, you could work part time and not starve while completing your batchelor's degree, and gain some experience, too.
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Someone posted in another post that it only takes 2 years to become a RN. Im wondering if you went this route rather than the 4 year university route, would you still be available for CRNA school ? Because thats my main goal, rn -> CRNA. Just wondering if i can save myself some time (im a first semester freshman right now). Thanks in advance