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28 reviews collected from current residents and alumni.

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• Good program and solid PMHNP foundational knowledg Did not provide support or sites for preceptorship. Found my own. The coursework was rigorous and helpful towards developing clinical knowledge base and practice foundation. Courses were flexible enough to allow me to work full time during the program. I did use leave intermittently to complete clinical hours. Overall it was a good program, I learned a lot and felt like it served me well towards attaining my PMHNP and starting to practice as a novice NP. - Alum
• Self Teaching at it's finest I was prepared for my board exam but it was my doing. While I had classmates that had some instructors that actually did instruction, that was not my experience. This program was 100% self taught. The power points the sent out were from the textbook manufacturers. No lectures. A whole lot of group work and discussion posts. Lots of papers to write. It may be better now but a decade ago, it was not an ideal program. - Alum
• Online I went to the online option. For thr cost, I felt it was very expensive and the 2nd year was extremely difficult due to a poor professor that should have been removed but at least the head of the department helped me. I had to find my own preceptors. - Alum
• Online and convenient I enjoyed the online portion of the program since I was also working full time. I wish they helped more with preceptor placement and since it was an online program there was no assistance in finding a job, but due to the need in my area I didn’t have an issue finding a job - Alum
• Maryville University FNP Program There was a lot of busy work. I really value the relationships I formed through the group work and I still reach out to my peers from time to time. I wish there had been more support to find preceptors, but fortunately in my career as a nurse, I was able to reach out to some colleagues to secure preceptors. - Alum