NRSKarenRN said:Explain 3P exam...
Pathophysiology, pharmacology, and physical assessment.
ETA: @stevenking, I suspect that most, if not all, NP programs are going to require that you at least test out; if not complete the courses.
Best wishes.
chare said:Pathophysiology, pharmacology, and physical assessment.
ETA: @stevenking, I suspect that most, if not all, NP programs are going to require that you at least test out; if not complete the courses.
Best wishes.
Hi Chare,
Yes, I wouldn't expect otherwise. My question, however, asks for examples of schools that do not require a standardized exam for these three disciplines. I have successfully passed advanced pathophysiology, advanced pharmacology, and advanced physical assessment.
NRSKarenRN said:Explain 3P exam...
NRSKarenRN,
Post University requires one to sit for a national exam, entitled "the 3P exam" administered by APEA once you successfully complete advanced pathophysiology, advanced pharmacology, and advanced physical assessment.
I am looking for schools that do not have this national exam requirement.
Hi there does anyone know of a nurse practitioner school exists that does not require a 3P exam? I also failed my 3P exam
stevenking said:Hi Chare,
Yes, I wouldn't expect otherwise. My question, however, asks for examples of schools that do not require a standardized exam for these three disciplines. I have successfully passed advanced pathophysiology, advanced pharmacology, and advanced physical assessment.
NRSKarenRN,
Post University requires one to sit for a national exam, entitled "the 3P exam" administered by APEA once you successfully complete advanced pathophysiology, advanced pharmacology, and advanced physical assessment.
I am looking for schools that do not have this national exam requirement.
Did you find a program that doesn't require a 3P exam I am also enrolled at post University and I also just failed my 3P exam for the second time :(
stevenking, BSN, LPN, RN, EMT-B
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Yes, I'm a statistic. Presently enrolled in Post University and did not pass the 3p exam twice. While I won't indicate how badly I think the program is run, it was entirely on me to pass the 3P which I understand.
I made a 60 on both attempts and would like to enroll in a program where this isn't a requirement.
Does any such program exist?