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Ratings & Reviews
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6 reviews collected from current residents and alumni.
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Know your goals...
They will not tell you how much your life will be affected while in the program. I'm here to tell you if you REALLY want to be an NP, you HAVE to dedicate your life to getting through the program. If that means you have to quit working to do that, do it. Don't let ANYTHING stand in your way. NOTHING. Meet with your professors to go over exams, meet with academic counseling... do ALL the things to help you be successful. Attend the review course(s), relisten to lectures, take the notes. I've been an NP for 8 yrs now and IT. WAS. WORTH. IT.
Good luck to you!
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Inexpensive in state graduate education
I really enjoyed my MSN program. The school did assist with preceptor/clinical site placement. Faculty were great, responsive, and easy to reach out to when I needed job references. I passed my FNP boards easily. Tuition was not super expensive and I was able to work PRN as an RN while going through the program without difficulty.
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*****
***** great experience. I loved the on campus experience for OSCE and clinical skills training. The hybrid model of asynchronous lectures and in person training was great.
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UTMB Galveston
By far the best experience I ever had. I highly recommend this institution for those willing to become nursing professionals.
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I had a wonderful experience. Il
I was lucky to find a preceptors in my area. There was no out-of-pocket cost. My experience was wonderful. I was treated with respect and given a workload I felt was appropriate to my knowledge. I also was encouraged to ask questions and it was given some autonomy as well. My only complaint is I felt the NP program was more nursing theory and not as much hands-on. I had a friend in the PA program at the same time and I felt like they got more medical training, which I felt NP program was lacking.
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