FNP info please!
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by rocket2010 Aug 22, '12I know a few of you are in the process of starting OU's FNP program. What can you guys tell me about the admission process? The website is unclear (surprise surprise). I've been trying to figure out where I want to go now that I have my BSN. I've only been working for just over a year so part of me wants to just get my experience in, however, I want to know what requirements I will need when I do choose to further my education (that's a when not an if).
GRE? personal reccommendations? what exactly do i need to prepare for?
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- Aug 31, '12 by brittRNHi! I'm in the process of applying to the MSN program. You do not need to take the GRE unless your GPA is less than a 3.2 I believe. That is your combined GPA - the average of all of your previous college GPA's. You need three recommenders - you provide their e-mail address, they send them a form. You need to provide a resume and a statement of professional goals. The website is unclear and the enrollment advisor has not been very helpful in my opinion. She seems to contradict the information she provides, and I feel that many of my questions are not answered. I do know that the program is about 27 months and you start clinicals in your second year. Classes are all online and are 7 weeks long. The enrollment advisor coud not give me a good answer regarding what the classes consist of. I have really been working on my application and hoping to get in, but my recent conversation with the enrollment advisor is making second guess my choice. I hope this was helpful to you! Good luck in continuing your education!
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