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I was in engineering school at a top rated school and dropped out at age 23 with 2.8 gpa.  Retook differential equations, calc 3, etc.  was in power circuits and electromagnetics and couldn’t handle it.
It took time to do pre reqs for nursing school and wait for school to start.  I did lpn, ADN then bridged to BSN.  Took a long time to get into CRNA school which has 10% acceptance rate.
Hind sight is 20/20.
Obviously in a perfect world you get your BSN by age 22 with 4.0, immediately start working in an ICU and get accepted to CRNA by age 23 and finish by 26.  I didn’t have that crystal ball. 

I make $330k as a CRNA.  Can confirm it’s a good gig.  At a minimum it takes 4 years for BSN, 2 years icu, 3 years of CRNA school though. 
 I started the process at age 23 to take nursing school pre-reqs. my engineering gpa was 2.8. I got a 4.0 in nursing school then retook some other classes to get 60 hours of 4.0 grades.  
I had to work some years in med-surg because ICU wasn’t hiring new grads at the time.
I got rejected from 3 schools, got accepted to the 4th one.
It was scary applying, interviewing and all that work only to be rejected.
I finished CRNA school at age 36.
Also had to maintain 84% average on test scores during CRNA school.
This is a different kind of stress than med school which is pass fail.  Wife is an ER doc.

Whether silver goes up or down, every single oz will be hoarded until spent by diabetic boomers on desperate ICU stays. Not one greedy grandchild child will see a single penny if it means an extra week here on earth.*

I was in engineering school at a top rated school and dropped out at age 23 with 2.8 gpa.  Retook differential equations, calc 3, etc.  was in power circuits and electromagnetics and couldn’t handle it.
It took time to do pre reqs for nursing school and wait for school to start.  I did lpn, ADN then bridged to BSN.  Took a long time to get into CRNA school which has 10% acceptance rate.
Hind sight is 20/20.
Obviously in a perfect world you get your BSN by age 22 with 4.0, immediately start working in an ICU and get accepted to CRNA by age 23 and finish by 26.  I didn’t have that crystal ball. 

I make $330k as a CRNA.  Can confirm it’s a good gig.  At a minimum it takes 4 years for BSN, 2 years icu, 3 years of CRNA school though. 
 I started the process at age 23 to take nursing school pre-reqs. my engineering gpa was 2.8. I got a 4.0 in nursing school then retook some other classes to get 60 hours of 4.0 grades.  
I had to work some years in med-surg because ICU wasn’t hiring new grads at the time.
I got rejected from 3 schools, got accepted to the 4th one.
It was scary applying, interviewing and all that work only to be rejected.
I finished CRNA school at age 36.
Also had to maintain 84% average on test scores during CRNA school.
This is a different kind of stress than med school which is pass fail.  Wife is an ER doc.

Whether silver goes up or down, every single oz will be hoarded until spent by diabetic boomers on desperate ICU stays. Not one greedy grandchild child will see a single penny if it means an extra week here on earth.*