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16 reviews collected from current residents and alumni.

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• Great experience I was very happy with the quality of the program. The educators seemed to truly care about the students excelling and doing well. I felt very supported throughout the program. They even worked with me during a health scare where I had to take a medical leave. My only issue was clinical placements. I feel schools should be placing students and have more oversight into the clinical experience. I personally had wonderful preceptors but had to find them on my own. - Alum
• Great experience in the NP program at OU! I found my own preceptors, but they would try to help other students find preceptors. I was able to work part-time during the program. The work was manageable. - Alum
• OU MSN FNP Program I was able to continue working between 30-40 hours a week in ED as an RN during my program. They do not provide preceptor placement which can be a bit rough. I luckily knew some people through work and family allowing me to get in for preceptor hours. They will help place you if you unable to secure your own. The students I know who did this however, did not have a good preceptor experience. I felt prepared for my certification exam overall. I did complete a review course prior to testing as well. - Alum
• Good experience After receiving my third degree from OU, I would recommend. It is a realistic program allowing me to continue my career as a nurse and have a work school life balance. - Alum
• Did not prepared me for my first role as an NP I graduated in 2014, so it’s possible that things have changed since then. At the time, I was responsible for finding my own preceptor, which unfortunately resulted in a less-than-ideal match. I didn't feel that I gained much from my coursework, and as a result, I had to supplement my education by purchasing the Fitzgerald AGPCNP Review Course, which ended up being far more educational and impactful than the program itself. - Alum