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Members are discussing the value and necessity of obtaining a Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) degree. Some express concerns about the lack of clinical relevance and the ease of obtaining the degree, while others emphasize the importance of elevating the nursing profession and the potential future requirements for advanced degrees in nursing. Additionally, members share experiences with different DNP programs and seek recommendations for affordable and reputable online programs.
I am finishing up my FNP program and
would like to take the last step and get my
DNP. I am doing this just for my own pride as there really isn't a lot more for a clinical NP in my role to gain from it (scope, title, salary). I am finishing my 5th college degree so needless to say I am burnt out on school for a lifetime. Therefore, I am really looking for the DNP program with the minimum program requirements. Accreditation isn't really a concern since there is essentially nothing attached to this degree I.e. lisensure.
Please don't reply with the "why are you shortchanging your patients by going to a less than reputable school" comments. I am just looking any helpful suggestions
Thanks!
Sylvia Offiong, BSN, RN
14 Posts
Thank you.