Columbia University School of Nursing - Masters Direct Entry (MDE) / DNP 2024

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Hello everyone! This thread is for folks applying to Columbia's MDE/DNP program for 2024! Good luck :)!

Don't leave us hanging ?

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em613 said:

Don't leave us hanging ?

I know right

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I don't think anyone has heard yet. The thread would be blowing up if people were being informed. Best of luck to all and hopefully we'll all hear back soon!

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That person is being an internet tr oll.  If you click on their name you'll see they posted in an Emory discussion in 2021.  ?

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Specializes in oncology.
londonflo said:

Listed below are the estimated costs (USD) for the first year of the program. The University applies a conservative and modest estimate of indirect expenses, based on average costs. Direct costs include tuition, university fees, and health insurance. Indirect costs include food and housing, books and supplies, transportation, and personal expenses.

Projected increases in tuition are determined by the Board of Trustees of Columbia University in June. Billed expenses are subject to change without prior notice. Changes to a student's program or course load may result in additional tuition charges and fees.

Tuition*: $95,964

University Fees: $3,133

Health Insurance: $5,600

If, If I was a troll, I would NOT post current information on the website. Nor troll again 3 years LATER. Cited numbers are what are currently posted on their website...... YOU Take a look. 

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Specializes in oncology.
FutureDNPAGPC said:

 If you click on their name you'll see they posted in an Emory discussion in 2021.  

First of all you can not get my 2012 posts. Second I will say the similar  quote (again) From the Columbia CDE site. Have a look

 

https://www.nursing.columbia.edu/academics/academic-programs/masters-direct-entry-program-non-nurses/mde-tuition-and-fees

Listed below are the estimated costs (USD) for the first year of the program. The University applies a conservative and modest estimate of indirect expenses, based on average costs. Direct costs include tuition, university fees, and health insurance. Indirect costs include food and housing, books and supplies, transportation, and personal expenses.

Projected increases in tuition are determined by the Board of Trustees of Columbia University in June. Billed expenses are subject to change without prior notice. Changes to a student's program or course load may result in additional tuition charges and fees.

Tuition*: $95,964

University Fees: $3,133

Health Insurance: $5,600

regarding overpriced education for many will have upside down when paid for an  entry level in the job I am so proud of. I worked at the same position of those from Vanderbilt, Mt Holyoake, University of U of I, AND have an MSN with and additional 45 post graduate credits. 

Take this as you may. 

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No updates have been made to our accounts!  Like someone mentioned above, we would've all received an update either on our account or email. Try not to worry or stress you guys! We will be hearing from the school soon :). 

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londonflo said:

First of all you can not get my 2012 posts. Second I will say the similar  quote regarding overpriced education for many will have to an entry level in the job I am so proud of. I worked at the same position of those from Vanderbilt, Mt Holyoake, University of U of I, 

Take this as you may. 

I don't think anyone was referring to you- the troll comment was in reference to someone saying that they received a status update (which yup agree- def a troll). I'm also not sure what you're trying to say, but coming into an admissions forum where we are all anxiously waiting to receive decisions from a school we have already applied for and basically insinuating that it's a waste of money is kind of...strange to me? I'm sure we are all well aware of the price tag and all have our own motivations for choosing Columbia despite that. So thanks for your opinion, I guess- I just don't think this is the appropriate platform for it. 

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em613 said:

I don't think anyone was referring to you- the troll comment was in reference to someone saying that they received a status update (which yup agree- def a troll). I'm also not sure what you're trying to say, but coming into an admissions forum where we are all anxiously waiting to receive decisions from a school we have already applied for and basically insinuating that it's a waste of money is kind of...strange to me? I'm sure we are all well aware of the price tag and all have our own motivations for choosing Columbia despite that. So thanks for your opinion, I guess- I just don't think this is the appropriate platform for it. 

^^ I agree! 

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Thank you @CNAMA1234 and @em613 LOL  I appreciate you guys.  Yes @londonflowas not referring to you, I was referring to the person who wrote "status update". You need to read before you react.

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CNAMA1234 said:

I am also wondering how many seats are offered for the MDE/DNP 

I feel like when I went to one of the virtual meetings that they mentioned about 200 are accepted into the MDE program. I'm not 100% sure though. 

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Specializes in Critical Care.

@FutureNurseJess123 I believe it's more along the lines of 200-300 applicants and ~40 MDE students accepted? Even less for Post-BS DNP students, maybe ~20 -- though I heard they may increase the Post-BS cohort this yr. Not exact on the #s

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