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   Jan 7, '13 by TASHA_RN_BSN

   I am looking into the PMHNP program now, I am getting a lot of mixed reviews. Do you think it's is beneficial to enroll at USA?
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   #14 0

   Jan 7, '13 by TASHA_RN_BSN

   Cauliflower what thread or source did you hear good things about USA PMHNP program? I am trying to compile all of my information together and make a "best" choice. I was looking a University of Texas at Austin since I am really close and Midwestern State University.
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   #15 0

   Jan 7, '13 by txrn84

   TASHA, would you please private message me (I don't have privilege to), I wanted to ask some questions since we are in the same state and looking into PMHNP. Thanks!
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   Jan 7, '13 by TASHA_RN_BSN

   TXRN84, haha what a hoot we are surely in the "same boat" I can't PM either.. Hahahaha .. You can email me We have to chat!!! How can we chat I don't mind giving you my email but I thought about the "privacy agreement".

   Last edit by TASHA_RN_BSN on Jan 7, '13 : Reason: Error
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   Jan 7, '13 by txrn84

   I think you and I are actually applying to the same program, lol. I am definitely in a boat!
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   Jul 11, '13 by PNPtobe

   I will complete my PNP in december from USA and I havent had any difficulties. There are people in my class who complain but I find that those people complain about everything so I have learned to take all that with a grain of salt. Finding a preceptor has been the biggest headache because you are on your own in that regard. We do have students in Hawaii, Alaska, and Korea so it would be ridiculous to assume that a school in Alabama would have contacts in those areas in order to facilitate an internship. I would work on finding preceptors now...work your contacts in your field of study.
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   Nov 15, '13 by denise0612

   This is a terrible NP program. I completed 45 credits in the ACNP program and got to within a semester of graduation. I was working and doing school at the same time but maintained a 3.6 GPA. Instructors did not help students, there was no help with clinicals or any kind of support. You pretty much teach yourself. I was basically kicked out of school because a certain instructor did not like a paper I wrote. The paper was actually very good and original but was not formatted as she wanted. I was given a C and kicked out of school. All the work I put into the program did not matter. Very few of the class I was in graduated. They should let you know in advance that few people graduate; it would save expense and work for nothing. The program is a rip off-avoid it.
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   Jun 30, '14 by MyCall2Nsg, BSN, RN

   Anyone in the WHNP program at USA? I have an interest...Any recent reviews on this program?
   Just wondering what the requirements are for admission into the program and
   wanting to hear about your experience at USA.
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   May 17, '15 by St. Somewhere, BSN, RN

   Thanks for your candor Denise0612.
   I'm shopping for best-fit PMHNP online program, and there's not a lot out there on USA.
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    Aug 30, '15 by B_rac777

    Any current students or recent grads that have any information they would be willing to share about the NP programs at USA?

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