Posted by Jay on August 10, 2007, 6:58 pm, in reply to "Re: Is Anesthesia too Inbred? "
Re: Is Anesthesia too Inbred? Archived Message
Jimmy,
I'm sure these health professionals really weigh
out their options before applying to AA(Program.
Here's a little insight of the AA(Anesthetist Pro
CASE WESTERN RESERVE UNIVERSITY/Cleveland,Ohio
A.Bachelor's degree from an accredited College
or University. grade B or higher
1.One semester of biochemistry
2.One year of biology with laboratory*
3.One year of anatomy with laboratory(human pref.
4.One year of physiology
5.One year of chemistry with laboratory*
6.One year of organic chemistry with laboratory*
7.One year of physics with laboratory*
8.One year of calculus for premedical/Life science OR
9.One semester of calculus I & one semester of
statistics(with a calculus prerequisite)*
10.One year of English with expository writing*
AAs must take the MCAT ONLY not the GRE.
Known as the Medical College Admission Test.
Minimum composite score of 20. This Is premed.
All MDAs&Doctors in general must take the MCAT
when entering Medical School, the same for AAs.
I think that qualifies AAs/AA-Cs just as strong
as CRNAs or maybe even a little stronger in some
peoples opinion. AAs is considered(Hard Science*)
Medicine* and Medical* Not nursing no offence.
Have a good Jimmy CRNA.
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