systole0615

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1. going straight into becoming an NP after BSN?

   systole0615 replied to schallerjasmine's topic in NP Students

   Agree with Scrubs_n_sirens 100%. Maybe you didn't intend to come off as arrogant, but you did. If you think you can get into any NP program you want, then go to one that requires the GRE, a letter of intent, and one year of experience. I personally...

2. Any University of Cincinnati FNP students May 2018?

   systole0615 replied to Ez-d-Rn's topic in NP Students

   There is a list of available preceptors that is provided to students. You can also choose your own but there is added paperwork involved and, from what I hear, can be overwhelming and not worth the hassle. Are you local? There is a Facebook page c...

3. If you decided to be a RN, think again..

   systole0615 replied to kate_ibl's topic in General Students

   This is just a weird post. I took the TEAS and I believe it was ~$65? I did very well on it and I did very well on my pre-reqs. The ADN application process and the BSN application process was not difficult. I actually had to retake A&P I and ...

4. Any University of Cincinnati FNP students May 2018?

   systole0615 replied to Ez-d-Rn's topic in NP Students

   I am not in the FNP program, but I am in the DNP AG-ACNP program at UC. I can try to answer as much as I can if you have any questions. I am only in my second semester now but I am happy with the program and feel that my professors invest time into...

5. DNP FNP school loan

   systole0615 replied to jensfbay's topic in NP Students

   That's a great idea! I may do that as well! And thank you, it can be challenging! I am hoping to complete it in just under 4 years but no longer than 5. I tend to get impatient and stack classes on and overwhelm myself. I probably could've taken thre...

6. DNP FNP school loan

   systole0615 replied to jensfbay's topic in NP Students

   Go for it. I am a mother of four kids, ages 8, 6, 4, and 2. I also bring in about half the income, maybe just a little under. I'm just going part time in my program, which is going to cost about $70,000 (excluding books) for a BSN to DNP. I'm in an a...