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• Subpar I personally find that there was too much focus on topics that we will not cover in practice. I think it would be beneficial to focus on neuropsych and pharmacology. If I did not speak to friends and colleagues I don’t think I would have passed my exam. The program did not discuss the role of neurotransmitters, like the dopamine pathway's. I did not feel well prepared . I purchased additional materials and joined a fb group to build on my knowledge Billing codes is something that also should be included while in school. I feel like my friends that were in cuny programs were better prepared. I don’t feel like I got my moneys worth especially being a private institution. It wasn’t worth the extra money and sacrifice - Alum
• Prepared for successful NP career. The program's name played a significant role in securing my first job, and I was prepared to work as an NP with minimal supervision. It equipped me thoroughly to pass my certification exam and secure employment upon graduation. While the program comes with a hefty price tag, not all students complete it; only those NP candidates who are truly well-prepared and possess extensive experience successfully finish the assessment exams. - Alum
• Worth every penny The Molloy college ANP program was worth every penny. I was well prepared for my boards and my entrence into the work force. - Alum
• Great Program The NP Program at Molloy University was well structured. The program prepared me well for my certification exam and for my role as an NP. - Alum
• Education Program is great. Some teachers are better than others. Biggest problem is finding clinical sites or preceptor. We all had to find our own. - Alum