How to I match up?

[Numbers]

I am writing this in hopes that someone out there may have a background similar to mine or have been through school with someone who has.
As I was finishing my Engineering degree a few years ago, I just knew that it was not what I was going to be happy with. I decided to make a change why I was young and choice nursing where I could make a direct difference and work on the most interesting and complex system of all...the human body. I first became a CNA for three years and then worked in Emergency Research for another three years (drug studies, medical devices, trauma, surgical).
Now I work in SICU/MICU and love it! I love how challenging it is and how much I learn everyday. I plan to apply to CRNA school this year. Im looking to find out how I match up.
Engineering degree: GPA 3.3
Nursing: 3.7
Currently on pain committee, taking CCRN in June, currently shadowing.
Anything else I could do to help my chances??
Thanks for your input!

[ethernaut]

I am writing this in hopes that someone out there may have a background similar to mine or have been through school with someone who has.
As I was finishing my Engineering degree a few years ago, I just knew that it was not what I was going to be happy with. I decided to make a change why I was young and choice nursing where I could make a direct difference and work on the most interesting and complex system of all...the human body. I first became a CNA for three years and then worked in Emergency Research for another three years (drug studies, medical devices, trauma, surgical).
Now I work in SICU/MICU and love it! I love how challenging it is and how much I learn everyday. I plan to apply to CRNA school this year. Im looking to find out how I match up.
Engineering degree: GPA 3.3
Nursing: 3.7
Currently on pain committee, taking CCRN in June, currently shadowing.
Anything else I could do to help my chances??
Thanks for your input!

you make no mention of when you choice nursing, or how long you've worked as an RN in the ICU.

[Numbers]

Sorry. I chose nursing in my Junior year of Engineering. I was working as a CNA at the time floating to all floors, including the ICU. I have been an RN for one year and will have two years in before admission (if I am fortunate). I feel like I am getting the right experience in the ICU (open hearts, belly surgeries, CRRT, PA caths and other invasive monitoring, stroke w/ tpa, neuro, etc. (little of everything).

[PrinceVersed]

Apply broad, prep hard, nail your interview, and you will have a good shot at some school. Assuming you make a fair to good GRE score.