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Ratings & Reviews
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6 reviews collected from current residents and alumni.
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Preceptorship
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Clinical Prep
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Exam Prep
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Job Placement
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Value for $$$
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Great NP Program
Coppin State hold the highest prestige when it comes to Family Nurse practitioner program. my mind , skills, competence was highly sharpened by the best professors at Coppin State. I'm Coppin Strong. Great College to attend to. In addition, i was board prepared and passed by board examination within first attempt. I love Coppin State.
- Alum
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Affordable
Pros - Most affordable on campus nurse practitioner program in Maryland.
Cons - None identified
- Alum
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Overall good experience
Overall I had a good experience in this program. The professors are supportive, helpful, and easily contacted. Getting paired with a clinical preceptor was challenging at times. Administrative tasks within the graduate school could be addressed in a more timely manner. I did feel prepared for my certification exam.
- Alum
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Lack of resources
There was little to no assistance with preceptorship placement. No preparation for the work as an NP nor preparation to obtain first job
- Alum
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My Experience FNP program
I had an amazing experience. The professors where every knowledgeable on the subject taught. Topics were relevant. It was conductive for working (part-time) and attending classes. I was able to find preceptors local to my home which was out of the Baltimore area. I felt well prepared to practice and work independently as a provider.
Cons- It took almost 2 years for my credits to transfer from University of Maryland (master's program) which almost held up my graduation.
- Alum
