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DNP

Hello

I am looking for a low credit ( I am 58 so time is a factor) low cost (still paying loans for my post masters) on line DNP. I want it to be relevant. I started a program and it moved so fast couldnt keep up (but I was changing jobs and there was a lot of drama in my life too).

It needs to be mostly or all Distance or in the Rochester NY area. Any thoughts?

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    Why are looking toward a DNP? What are your goals? At 58, not saying we are old, but unless you need the DNP, you many be better off doing a post MSN program so you can start recouping your expenses before Medicare (LOL)!

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    I'm also 58 and preparing to enroll at the University of Southern Indiana's DNP program. My MSN is in education, and I do research regarding night shift and it's unique challenges for health care workers- which I plan to dovetail into my capstone project. My director just graduated from this program.

    It's almost 100% online (a couple of three day on campus requirements). Tuition is under $300/ credit hour.

    http://health.usi.edu/acadprog/nursing/dnp/default.asp

    PS: Average 58 year old today will live WELL into their 80s. My motto is this: Better to burn out than rust out! :)

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    I'm with you meanmaryjean, although I'm not 58 (yet!), I plan on going to work for several more decades, pretty much until they tell me I'm not wanted there anymore. Of course, I might start my own practice then! lol

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