Anyone starting a traditional MSN program in the fall?

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I wanted to start a support thread for those of us who are taking the traditional route for graduate school (BSN-MSN). I am starting an FNP program in the fall. I've been a nurse for a little over a year now, and I'm very excited to be starting school again. Anyone else?

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Specializes in Infection Preventionist/ Occ Health.

I am starting as a part-time FNP student this fall, though I did take a course as a "special student" in the spring. I am interested in talking to fellow students a well.

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Specializes in critical care.

I am hopefully starting an Adult NP program in the Spring. I am taking stats in the Fall. The core courses are online and then the rest of the courses are on campus.

I have been a nurse for 7 years.

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Specializes in Neonatal ICU (Cardiothoracic).

I'll be starting my neonatal NP the end of August- BSN-->MSN. We'll see how it goes!

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I am so excited!! Orientation for school is next week and then classes begin the following week. Right now, I am enrolled part-time, but I am strongly considering switching to the full-time track before classes begin. Are you guys full-time or part-time and why did you choose the route that you did?

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Specializes in ICU.

Hi everyone! Although I'm in my last year of school, I just wanted to wish you all good luck with your grad program! It was the best decision I ever made! Working as a FNP student is exactly the challenge I needed. Graduation is going to be a fine and happy day!

:balloons:

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Thanks for the encouragement, Yellow Finch! Good luck in your last year of school.

Do you attend your program full- or part-time and how has it been? Any advice?

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Specializes in ICU.
Thanks for the encouragement, Yellow Finch! Good luck in your last year of school.

Do you attend your program full- or part-time and how has it been? Any advice?

I attended the program f/t the first year since didactic doesn't take up as much time as clinicals. The second year of the program I'm doing p/t in order to continue working f/t. I rely on that paycheck...

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Specializes in med-surg, oncology, OB/NICU, transport.

I just started my MSN for nursing education also. I am are there others working on this degree?

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I would like to apply to grad school for CRNA, what advise does anyone have on the MAT vs GRE????

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