Anyone know about Maryville's FNP program? - Page 15

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  1. Jul 22, '12 by
    @Jansnow12 the average wait time is 2 to 3weeks. Goodluck and let us know
  2. Jul 23, '12 by
    Quote from jansnow12
    I am about to go crazy...applied to maryville FNP program about two weeks ago. The wait to find out if admitted is driving me nuts! My admissions counselor confirmed that everything had been submitted and to just hold out for answer. How long did it take to receive answer from school?
    --I know how you feel. I am anxious but I hope that I get in. It has been 3 weeks and I still haven't heard anything. Good Luck!
  3. Jul 23, '12 by
    Would you mind sending me your power point information or any other information? I had trouble this evening starting the orientation process. I hope this is not a bad sign of things to come!
    I thought there were only around 100 students starting... 250 is a lot more. I guess that makes me even more anxious, if that was possible.
    Thank you. My email is lam7374@hotmail.com.
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  4. Jul 23, '12 by
    Is there anyone else from Georgia starting this August?
  5. Jul 26, '12 by
    Hello there everyone, I am in Columbia, MO and I officially finished my BSN today at MU. I already talked to a recruiter and hoping to get into the FNP in the Spring of 2013. Are you guys all starting this August 2012?
  6. Jul 27, '12 by
    Hello nursegirl

    I was wondering if you had any information re: the clinical preceptorship and what kind of support is provided by Maryville in regards to that.
    I have been talking to an admissions counselor who says they really dont restrict where you complete your clinical hours (location or setting) however, they do not provide any assistance with a preceptor. Any information on that?

    Thanks
  7. Jul 27, '12 by
    As I have read, most schools allow you to complete your practicum in your community. If one chooses to complete the practicum in another place or state, they'll have to abide by that states nursing laws; be licensed in the state of choice for the practicum.
  8. Jul 27, '12 by
    The ENP Network may help you in deciding on a preceptor.....

    ENP Network
  9. Jul 27, '12 by
    Sara01

    Yes Maryville will assist us but to what degree I am not real sure but my advisor told me that they do help us with preceptorship. However, I would still be looking around for potential preceptors. My advice would be not to wait and getting started as soon as you know you're accepted into MVU is a very wise move. Clinicals (and hours) must match/coincide with the discipline that we are studying at that time. I hope that this helps !!
  10. Jul 29, '12 by
    Question.

    How does MU prepare students to go out in the field to correctly perform skills for primary care? For example: ear examinations, liver palpation, prostate exams, or pap smears? I know that there is an Advanced Health Assessment class that requires 80 clinical hours; will these skills be learned then?