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• Diploma Mill This was pretty much what I would expect from a diploma mill. They took our money, offered 7 min lectures and no proctored tests, no receptor placement, and no career guidance or exam support. I worked hard, learned, graduated, and had a position waiting. The only thing the school offered was a $26,000 piece of paper that allowed me to take boards. We had at least one student who plagiarized every post the first year and a half before she was caught by one of the students. - Alum
• Communication Lacking Finishing during year 1 of Covid was very challenging. Communication was not the best but that was also apparent outside of Covid times. Appreciated the cost of the program more than anything. - Alum
• Review The program is what the student makes of it. I took the time to read the textbooks and learned a lot. - Alum
• Met the Need but Not Exceptional I had to find my own preceptors. My current FNP position was at a HRSA site who paid for my course work and procured me a preceptor. There were none within 2 hours of my rural town in ND, so I drove two hours to precept 2 days in a row. I had a fantastic preceptor and I still talk to her. I wish there had been more review and less posting. The course was proficient at providing me the skill and knowledge to care for pediatric patients. I did have NICU experience as a nurse which helped. - Alum
• Review The program allowed me to be able to still work and attend school at the same time. I was able to take one class at a time until I started my clinical courses. I had to use a resource outside of the university to prepare for my boards. They do not assist in clinical placement. - Alum