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Becoming A Nurse Anesthetist

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As far back as I can remember, I have always been self-motivated. I have always known that excellent grades, club involvement, and community service were important. However, I had numerous struggles with finding a career I wish to pursue. This past September, I broke two bones in my right leg playing softball. As the semester progressed, my surgery, doctor visits, and conversations with the medical staff led me to discover my desire to enter the medical field and become a Nurse Anesthetist. Who would have thought this unfortunate event could have impacted my life this significantly? My goal is to graduate with my Bachelor’s of Business Administration in Management, then enroll in the accelerated nursing program to obtain my Bachelor’s

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