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• Online It was hard doing a full online program, but it was easier my work life balance. - Alum
• University of Cincinnati Pros: it’s an online program so you can stay home and study Cons: they don’t provide you preceptors so you have to find a preceptor yourself. I could not find any preceptors in Columbus Ohio so I ended up paying a company called Preceptor Point to help me find a preceptor ($2000). - Alum
• Can do full time and work; if you don’t have kids I did the program and worked full time, I was only able to do this because I did not have kids. No way could I have done school and work full time with children. They did not help secure preceptors, but my program was online only and not local. - Alum
• Good program overall This was a good program overall and I was prepared for practice. Students found their own preceptors; I was lucky to have already known contacts for most of it but I did end up having to extend graduation one semester as I had a hard time getting required geriatric hours in. - Alum
• A few things to consider I think UC has a quality NP program though looking back there are content areas that were lacking- orthopedic, pathophysiology, neuro to name those that come to mind. They also did absolutely nothing to help us find preceptors which resulted in several of my classmates having to postpone graduation. That was several years ago so hopefully that has now changed. - Alum