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• Excellent instructors, fantastic program! The master's program at Kent State was all around a great experience. The instructors were fully engaged and supportive. The program was able to link me up with preceptors which allowed me to work full time and balance my school load without feeling overwhelmed. Upon graduation I was prepared for boards and my first position as an NP! - Alum
• Excellent program My in person education and training was priceless. I feel I was much better prepared than the students I get from online programs. - Alum
• Pediatric Primary Care NP Program I was able to work full time (3/ 13hr shifts) while completing my Masters degree at Kent State. The total number of students in Peds Primary Care was 2 students. This small number allowed for a very good experience and faculty was attentive to our needs. Securing preceptorship was a combined effort with the universities resources and my own personal professional relationships that I had with NP's in a few different areas of practice. Because there was only two students, securing NP preceptors was not a difficult task. I felt that I was prepared to pass the Peds PC board exam after graduating from Kent State's program. - Alum
• Experience Kent state was a good program for my masters. It helped prepare me for my future career as a NP. - Alum
• Would recommend I would highly recommend Kent State University. There are few women's health NP programs available and I think they did a great job in giving WHNP the foundation for what they need to be a competent NP provider. In addition, they were able to help out with clinical placements. Now that society has shifted in what WHNPs are responsible for, my only comment would be a revision in the curriculum to include more information on hormone replacement therapy, Transgender care, potentially GLP1 drugs and menopause management. - Alum