University of South Alabama
Mobile, AL
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Ratings & reviews §
93 reviews collected from current residents and alumni.-
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- Great Experience! I continued to work full-time as a school nurse - I found all of my own preceptors - I would go in after school and then I did drive 2.5 hours away from my home to do clinicals on weekends. - Alum
- Good Program The workload was manageable, but definitely required strong time management skills and dedication. I was able to continue working full time throughout the program, but I was in school part time. I secured my own preceptorship, which was free, so I really can't comment on the school's help in this area. Overall I think this program provided me with a solid education and good preparation for certification and practice. - Alum
- Excellent Life Choice I chose USA for the ease of applying (just 1 essay, no letters). The program itself was rigorous but thorough. I do wish there was more guidance on "passing boards" and "your first year of practice." - Alum
- USA CPNP-PC program I appreciated the flexibility with coursework, which allowed me to maintain part-time status of my RN job. I wish there had been more support with securing preceptorships and more live or recorded lectures vs sending the powerpoints to review on our own. - Alum
- AGACNP My experience with this program was excellent. While it was tremendously busy, I was able to complete the AGAC NP MSN program in 2 years while continuing to work part time. The professors were excellent, and the course design and content was well constructed and highly valuable. For nurses who are self motivated and able to secure their own clinical preceptors, and who want to pursue a career in as an NP in the hospital setting, I fully recommend this program. - Alum
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