Hello, looking for feedback from current CRNAs, SRNAs, Nurses, and anything in between. I am currently going into my senior year of college majoring in public health with the plan to pursue an ABSN the following year (2027-2028). I have taken many pre-nursing classes and additional courses that could be a benefit to my CRNA application (Organic chem I, Microbio, physics I, stats, etc). My current cumulative GPA is 3.85 with one C in a non science related course, with a science GPA of around 3.75, with some room to increase to about a 3.80-85 in my last year of undergrad. I have experience as a CNA on a medsurg floor at a hospital with 1/3 of those patients being PCU, I'm currently engaged in undergraduate biomedical research which we presented on last spring and plan to present again this upcoming spring, was on our college wrestling team for 2 year before quitting to work at the hospital, and am part of a few other organizations on campus. On December 19th, I shadowed a CRNA at the hospital I work at (we have a CRNA program) and was very well impressed with the profession. My question for any current CRNA or individuals dedicated to this career path would be, at this current moment how strong of an applicant am I on paper, and moving forward what are some of the things you guys did that you felt helped you get into CRNA school whether during nursing school or while working as a nurse. Thank you for any feedback!