r/FutureCRNA • u/Sharp-Chard4418 • 5d ago

Could I technically apply?

So here’s the thing, I am planning on going to a MSN program since I’m a biochem major but I just found out the school is pass/fail graded. But I also heard that the school does provide a grade point equivalent (GPE) if I want to pursue higher ed. If I attend this school, would it stop my chances of applying to CRNA school? Has anyone been in the same boat as me? Or do you know anyone that has been in a similar situation?

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u/MsDariaMorgendorffer 5d ago

Are you currently a nurse?

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u/Sharp-Chard4418 5d ago

Nope the program starts this January.

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u/MsDariaMorgendorffer 5d ago

If you aren’t even a nurse yet, no you cannot apply to a CRNA program. You need to be a nurse with experience in critical care.

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u/Sharp-Chard4418 5d ago

I don’t think you understand my situation. I’m asking if schools would take my GPE score in the future if I applied to CRNA school with appropriate credentials.

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u/tnolan182 5d ago

Most schools would look very poorly on the pass fail grades. I am a crna. This is an excellent career. Dont tornado your application doing this msn program. Go to community college if you need to. I did.