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6 reviews collected from current residents and alumni.

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• Hardest part was finding preceptors This school is ever evolving through professors and administrative staff, which makes any type of continuity impossible. The only reason I went to MSMC is because of the free tuition, and it still really wasn't worth it. I struggled the most finding preceptors, especially for OB and peds, as the school basically gives out a list of providers and a "good luck." - Alum
• Absolutely not The PMHNP program was a joke. It was really unfortunate to see such a decline in quality from MSMC. there was absolutely no help in preparing for the boards, licensure, or for the role in general. - Alum
• Excellent school and instructors I attended MSMC for my FNP. I live the school and was incredibly prepared to practice. I went back for a post master’s in PMHNP. The instructor was not only an expert in her field she made learning engaging and fun add to that her , compassionate nature and she was the best instructor I have ever had. - Alum
• Needed updating when I attended Course load was normal. I was able to work full time while attending the program. I felt some courses were unnecessary (ie nursing theory) and would have liked more focus on actual nursing. At that time the courses were full semesters and totally in person. It would have been a lot better if the courses were hybrid or online and lasted 6-8 weeks. There was absolutely no assistance in finding preceptors which was difficult and anxiety- provoking. - Alum
• Review I worked full-time and pursued my degree part-time. The class times were convenient for those with families and careers. All of my preceptorships had to be found on my own. The college had zero placements for ob/gyn and pediatrics. Certification preparation was completed independently via in-person conference. - Alum