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Ratings & Reviews ^§

8 reviews collected from current residents and alumni.

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• Proud Creighton alum As a Creighton alum, I feel more ahead of other NPs who went to school for the same program. I was challenged, but supported throughout my journey! - Alum
• Early adopter, still recommend I was one of the early post-baccalaureate DNPs. I felt well-prepared by my program to be a good NP. I was not at that time affiliated with a specific hospital so my advisor helped me get clinical placement. There wasn’t a lot of help finding a job at that time, but also there was a general shortage and it wasn’t super difficult to get a job either. The area I would most improve was in the area of research. I felt kind of left on my own due to not having a home NICU to work with and getting the stats done was complex. I imagine that’s not a big deal now since AI has lots of resources for statistics. - Alum
• Hybrid program was a huge draw! I was able to continue working a 0.6 FTE while attending this hybrid program. I enjoyed getting to attend school with others from across the country to see how practice trends differed from area to area. The program coordinator was fantastic, with many years of experience and super helpful with clinical placements. - Alum
• Excellent Program, Caring Faculty I loved my FNP program at Creighton. I was able to maintain my RN employment throughout my program and found the workload intense but manageable. I felt truly supported by the faculty, who really got to know the students personally. I secured my own preceptorships through personal connections, but a Creighton faculty traveled to my preceptor facility to meet my preceptor and was involved all the way through. I would highly recommend this program if you want to be well-prepared as an NP and have personal, supportive faculty guiding you all the way! - Alum
• Alumni I was connected with Alumni from Creighton University. I interviewed them/me and made an agreement. I was never asked to pay a preceptor. - Alum