Would it be good to get a BSc in Canada and then go to the states to do masters?
Hi, I'm currently doing an undergrad in chemistry but i am more interested in nursing and would like to transfer. I would love to become a nurse anesthetist; however, i live in Canada and they do not offer it here. I know MANY schools offer it in US as a masters degree. So my ques is would it be beneficial to go to the states after becoming a RN in Canada and going over there to become a nurse anesthetist? Would it be worth it? Or should i try to pursue a masters in nursing here and Canada and become a nurse practitioner instead?? Thank you for any input!!
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Keep in mind that as a Canadian citizen you would pay international student fees when attending school in the US so your tuition would be about double. If you became a CRNA you would have to go about obtaining a job and a visa to work in the US since there are no CRNAs in Canada.
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