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I'm going to start a forum for the ABSN+MSN program! Please post questions, comments, and acceptances! Best of luck to everyone.
On 4/5/2020 at 11:35 PM, Hermajesty31 said:Hey All!
I love the idea of this program! How long is it to complete It?
30 months on total! 15 months for absn and 15 months for the MSN(NP). If you are doing Primary care you can go straight through. If you are doing acute care/ in patient then you have to stop at the BSN get experience as a RN for a year then move on to the MSN
On 4/21/2020 at 7:48 PM, Lona_futureFNP said:30 months on total! 15 months for absn and 15 months for the MSN(NP). If you are doing Primary care you can go straight through. If you are doing acute care/ in patient then you have to stop at the BSN get experience as a RN for a year then move on to the MSN
Thank you! When do you start?
On 4/21/2020 at 7:48 PM, Lona_futureFNP said:30 months on total! 15 months for absn and 15 months for the MSN(NP). If you are doing Primary care you can go straight through. If you are doing acute care/ in patient then you have to stop at the BSN get experience as a RN for a year then move on to the MSN
Do you think it’s wise to do the ABSN+MSN or MN+ MSN for someone already having a bachelor’s degree? My ultimate goal is acute peds care (NNP or PICU). I’m also thinking about costs as well. Decisions, choices.... I really don’t know which route now with this new MN Degree thrown into the mix
22 hours ago, Future_GA_nurse said:Do you think it’s wise to do the ABSN+MSN or MN+ MSN for someone already having a bachelor’s degree? My ultimate goal is acute peds care (NNP or PICU). I’m also thinking about costs as well. Decisions, choices.... I really don’t know which route now with this new MN Degree thrown into the mix
I think they may get rid of the ABSN+MSN and change it to the MN+MSN since its essentially the same thing.
On 8/17/2019 at 12:15 PM, pachamamadoula said:Does everyone know if we were accepted into the cohort which we applied for? I was accepted and applied to Nurse-Midwifery. There isn't much info on the website. Thank you!!
I know its a year later and youre getting ready to start your program(CONGRATS!)but do you mind tell me what are your stat? experience? did you take the GRE?
Kymmlin
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Thanks for bringing it to our attention, but the ABSN + MSN honestly sounds more secure. The MN program says they're still pending approval, and it looks like it'll only give you an RN. I'm aiming for DNP, so having the BSN to back me up is valuable to me. They're also letting me skip some graduate classes since I already have an MPH and go straight towards the DNP after the BSN instead of the MSN.
But if they do any nice incentives for the MN program like they do for the InEmory BSN, that could be another story ?