Emory University
Atlanta, GA
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Ratings & Reviews §
38 reviews collected from current residents and alumni.-
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- The Name Says It All I did a joint RN/BSN/MSN program in 3 years. The RN portion was tougher compared to the MSN program. The name of the school got me many interviews and job offers; however, the program could have provided more practical skills. - Alum
- Excellent Excellent experience. Would recommend the program. I did the FNP/ENP - Alum
- Not Ideal Communication between the school and preceptors is poor. - Alum
- Emory ENP program I loved Emory's ENP program, without a doubt. Everything about it was outstanding. However, the doctorate portion, which was managed separately from the emergency courses and clinicals, was really poorly organized and I had to rely on connections I had in Atlanta to successfully complete my DNP project and graduate on time. It was certainly harder for my classmates that came from out of state. Hopefully Emory works to improve that portion of the program. Getting a job that I like at an ER through a clinical placement I had was a breeze. The ENP program at Emory is highly valued around Atlanta, and people want to hire you from this program. So, I have overall positive things to say about the ENP and mostly negative things to say about the DNP part. - Alum
- My experience The program for my needs at the time. It was very expensive compared to other schools. - Alum
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