My first thought was “Oh my gosh! These people hold my future in their hands,” followed by “if I don’t get in this is just a practice interview and it will be ok.” After waiting for two hours my turn had finally arrived.
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“Get into CRNA school”. Thats what I kept telling myself, and now in ONE week I am about to graduate from a top nurse anesthesia school! Hear my story…
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I have always wanted to go to a top CRNA program, however I knew it would be tough getting in. So… I decided to put in the hard work, and I am happy to say that I graduate from a top CRNA school in ONE week! Would I put myself through all of this torture again? Yes, in a second!!!
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Top CRNA schools are a little harder to gain admission into and require some extra work. I had an undergrad GPA of 3.3, and I did terrible on the GRE. I had been an ICU nurse in the medical ICU for almost 7 years prior to applying, and during that time I received my CCRN certification.
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On average, a CRNA will make 2-3 times more per year than a registered nurse working in a hospital. A study was done by Merritt Hawkins & Associates, and it showed that the average CRNA salary in 2009 was $189,000, which is $91.00 per hour (40 hour work week).
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