Published May 21, 2018
dasilvat12
4 Posts
HI! Currently an FNP ... I am looking for the cheapest online DNP program I can find, and crossing my fingers it is short in length. Any recommendations?
cayenne06, MSN, CNM
1,394 Posts
A doctorate is supposed to be difficult and time consuming. It is supposed to mark you as an expert in the field. Cheap and fast is not what you want out of a terminal degree. I am not a fan of the DNP credential and you just illustrated why. You are not a doctor of anything after a program like that.
I know I sound harsh and I don't mean it as a personal insult. I just think it needs to be said.
sirI, MSN, APRN, NP
17 Articles; 45,819 Posts
Thread now moved to Student NP forum.
wayemika
332 Posts
A doctorate is supposed to be difficult and time consuming. It is supposed to mark you as an expert in the field. Cheap and fast is not what you want out of a terminal degree. I am not a fan of the DNP credential and you just illustrated why. You are not a doctor of anything after a program like that. I know I sound harsh and I don't mean it as a personal insult. I just think it needs to be said.
you didn't answer the question
BostonFNP, APRN
2 Articles; 5,582 Posts
If you are a practicing NP you'd be crazy to pay anything for a MSN-DNP program: precept students and collect credits then use them for your MSN-DNP.
How does this work? do you know of any schools that offer credits if you precept?
Many NP programs offer vouchers that can be used towards academic credits for precepting NP students. Some you have to ask for it, some will just automatically offer it, when you are contacted to precept, ask! Most schools call this a professional development voucher.
thank you for posting this. the original poster and many others will be grateful as this helps to cut down cost
Sure thing.
You also can get access to library resources, reduction of CME hours on board renwal, etc.