Easiest/quickest online MSN-DNP program

[ClayH]

You'll be grandfathered in. No different than pharmacy when they made the transition. No different than physical therapy or pick any medical profession. The way they stop the masters from practicing is not allowing them to sit the the certification test. Come on now. How long have we been pushing for BSN level to be mandatory. Many say the BSN adds little value to ADN for clinical work. Well I would say the exact same thing for DNP. It's been over 40 years for the BSN argument. Good luck with your added 30 credits for the doctorate not one that will increase diagnosis, assessment, pharmacology, diagnostics, or the like.

Hey my RN to BSN was the most influential and meaningful educational and professional journey I have experienced....... said no one ever.

To me the DNP is too easy to not get, much like the BSN

[lwsoccjs]

Now that's at least a reasonable more down to earth response :).

[Jules A, MSN]

To me the DNP is too easy to not get, much like the BSN

Or too easy not to get? I'm starting to wonder, lol.

[pocovan, MSN, RN, NP]

This is an older post, but I am wondering about this same topic. I am a FNP-C and would like to get my DNP just for my own personal goal. I would like an accelerated program that is from a bricks and mortar university. If anyone has a variety of options that are also reasonably priced I would really appreciate it. I also was wondering if the cost is higher for online out of state students?

Thank you for your help!

[Toganurse]

HAS anyone completed their DNP online? If so what program? how was the program? Do-able with full time job and family? Thank you!

[TiffyRN, BSN, PhD]

On 8/10/2017 at 12:01 PM, ClayH said:

Hey my RN to BSN was the most influential and meaningful educational and professional journey I have experienced....... said no one ever.

To me the DNP is too easy to not get, much like the BSN

I guess the exception makes the rule. I truly felt my RN to BSN was the most influential educational and professional journey I ever experienced. Well, until I completed this latest "journey" which was 100% inspired by the coursework I encountered in the RN to BSN (ok, I admit, Informatics did nothing for me). But then maybe it's because I would have gotten a lot more from a pre-licensure BSN if that had even been an option for me where I lived and with zero money at the time.

[Guest603994]

Although this is an older thread, I’m curious if anyone here ended up finishing their DNP. Any recommendations on a DNP program? I took a hiatus from school for a bit to grow my family, but within the next few years I plan to go back.

My experience with Montana State‘s DNP was depressing and one semester in I realized it wasn’t for me with very little guidance, tests were a joke, and they didn’t accept any of my previous MSN courses so I had to repeat multiple. University of Cincinnati was better organized and accepted courses, but getting clinical sites to accept their contract in my area was impossible.

I think I’m settling on Frontier but I’m curious if there are any others out there that someone might recommend. TIA!

[OptNurse]

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[dianearc, BSN, RN]

NurseLatteDNP said:

University of Central Arkansas. I have researched several degrees based on the entrance requirements, cost per hour and total credit hours. I am almost done and it has been very doable with a FT job and a family.

Hi for the University of Central Arkansas is it all online, or is it virtual? Can I do the DNP Pmhnp while I live in another state- NYC currently? How was the cost?  Do they find clinicals for you or do I need to find my own clinicals?