One of the first things you should do is request your transcripts, analyze your science grades, and calculate your transcripts. Calculating your GPA doesn’t have to be *perfect* (each school may calculate it slightly different anyway), but get a ballpark and see where you land. What’s your highest GPA type? Is it your last 60 credits? Consider applying to programs that specifically look at that type of GPA. What are your science grades? Anything less than a B, consider re-taking. We want to see A’s. Low GPA? Consider a graduate-level course. Pathophysiology and pharmacology are both popular options. Remember, it’s not ALL about GPA. You need to focus on all aspects of your application, be well-rounded and focus on making connections 👀. Catch the podcast (link in bio) where I dive deeper into specifics on GPA and what else you can do with a lower GPA. Have you taken our quiz yet, “How Competitive of a CRNA School Applicant Are You?” Link in bio! #crna #nurseanesthesia #srn...