Anyone enrolled or graduated from Spring Arbor's MSN FNP program?

[FloridagalRN]

I am looking for some feedback on Spring Arbor's Online MSN Family nurse practitioner program. Has anyone attended or graduated from there? I have had some good conversations with the admission team and it seems like a great program. They are accredited and it is part time, taking almost 3 years to complete. I can't find many reviews from students online. Would appreciate any information!

[SC APRN, DNP, APRN, NP]

I was accepted last week.

[FloridagalRN]

How do you feel about the program? Know anyone who is in the program? Are you going to accept?

[SC APRN, DNP, APRN, NP]

I don't know anybody in the program. The application process was friendly and organized. I sent a PM.

[FloridagalRN]

Yes thanks for the message. I can read your PMs but I can't respond, I'm too new on here and it won't allow me. It's silly. I'm highly considering the program. Just nervous about having to locate your own preceptors. I hear that can sometimes be a nightmare.

[SC APRN, DNP, APRN, NP]

Every program I looked at you had to find your own preceptors

[FloridagalRN]

I am in the process of applying. I was planning on the march start date originally but I might push it to May. Not sure yet...

so far I like what I hear about them and they are very easy to work with.

Yes I have noticed too that almost all the schools are making you find your own preceptor. I am concerned about that because where I like its just so oversaturated with nurses and NPs. But hopefully it will all work out...

[applesxoranges, BSN, RN]

Did they add more start dates? I thought they just admitted in the fall and winter.

[SC APRN, DNP, APRN, NP]

Online is every eight weeks

[SC APRN, DNP, APRN, NP]

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[FloridagalRN]

From what they told me they have multiple start dates throughout the year. Jan, March, may, aug I believe.

[MInurse89]

Hello! I have a year left in Spring Arbors AGNP program. They just started with the FNP track last year. The program is accredited, is mainly online (only one long weekend campus visit a year), and requires 500 clinical hours for graduation....but for the FNP I believe it is 725 hours factoring in the peds hours. I like it because even though it is 3 years long, I was/am able to work full time still!