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    by Jul 13, '09
    OK, peeps, I am currently trying to decide on where to go for np.... HELLLLP,, not the sydrome, seriously anyone know anything about OU family nurse practitioner track puleaze... let me know.....:spin:
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  4. Jul 19, '09 by
    Hey there. i am in OU's family nurse practitioner program. I am in the full-time program, and this summer is my first semester. I'm not sure what you would like to know about OU's program, but I will go ahead and give you some general info. They interviewed somewhere around 113 applicants this past year, and accepted 33 (or something like that). This includes part-time and full-time students, as well as all specialties. The full-time family np program is pretty busy. OU is not known for their organization, but this is where I did my undergrad, so I am pretty used to it. You can do part-time, and it takes 3 years instead of two. If you live in Oklahoma, and do not want to move, then OU is a great school to get your advanced practice degree. However there are other schools that have distance programs. I was looking at Vanderbilt as well. Let me know what other questions or concerns you have.
  5. Jul 26, '09 by
    Quote from Heatherheartsou
    Hey there. i am in OU's family nurse practitioner program. I am in the full-time program, and this summer is my first semester. I'm not sure what you would like to know about OU's program, but I will go ahead and give you some general info. They interviewed somewhere around 113 applicants this past year, and accepted 33 (or something like that). This includes part-time and full-time students, as well as all specialties. The full-time family np program is pretty busy. OU is not known for their organization, but this is where I did my undergrad, so I am pretty used to it. You can do part-time, and it takes 3 years instead of two. If you live in Oklahoma, and do not want to move, then OU is a great school to get your advanced practice degree. However there are other schools that have distance programs. I was looking at Vanderbilt as well. Let me know what other questions or concerns you have.
    thanks so much!!!!
  6. Oct 12, '12 by
    Anyone attending Oklahoma Nurse Practitioners (ONP) conference in Midwest City Oct 17-19, 2012?