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Ratings & Reviews ^§

7 reviews collected from current residents and alumni.

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• PNP Education I was in the military so did not need placement. The education that I received prepared me well for my career. - Alum
• Placements were provided Placement and preceptors were provided but not the most dynamic or engaging experiences to really test or develop differentials. School was OK but seemed to focus more on APA formatting than being a good and thorough NP/Medical provider. (I.e the program was more concerned about theory than practical application.) - Alum
• Recommend I was at the University of Colorado Denver from 2007-2009 and had a pleasant graduation education there. They helped find preceptorships at the time and we had a hybrid of in-person and online classes. I found I had to study a lot for the NP certification exam, but that may have been more a function of how much I studied or used (or didn't use) all my resources during the program. I didn't have any debt after the program because state schools are better at helping find federal loans to help with schooling. I have since finished a doctorate degree at a different state school and found it to be of similar rigor to University of Colorado Denver. I always liked the historical tie of UCD to the earliest NP programs in the country. - Alum
• NP Program I had a good experience in my program, but had to push for NP clinicals as the school was pushing for CNS graduates at the time I attended. - Alum
• Early NP Specialty programs offered Wonderful experience, had wonderful preceptors, was able to work during schooling - Alum