Fall 2009 Graduate school roll call!!!

love-d-OR · Jun 20, 2009

What??? No one going to graduate school? Common we can't let nursing schools go bankrupt too! :nono:

mom2cka · Jun 21, 2009

1. The College of St. Scholastica (Duluth, MN)

2. FNP

3. Will continue to work FT

4. Attend school part-time (finish in 3-5 years)

5. And ... I will be taking some online classes, going to campus approx. 1/mo. the 1st year, and will be able to do my clinicals in my own area

StaRNew · Jun 21, 2009

1. Frontier

2. WHCNP

3. Ft

4. Part-time the first semester then Full after

5. And will do it with the grace of God, and support of family, husband, and 2 kids!

Jennifer0512 · Jun 21, 2009

Yay!

1. Regis College

2. Accelerated BSN/MSN PNP

3. Part Time

4. Attending Full Time...summers too

5. And...am really excited, but also really nervous to be doing what I finally want to be doing!

Amanda1985 · Jun 21, 2009

1. Western University of Health Sciences

2. Entry level masters - MSN/FNP

3. I will be quitting my job for the 1st 16 months of the program.

4. Attending full time-summers included

5. And......I'm really excited to start in August!!

cingle · Jun 22, 2009

1. Vanderbilt University Nursing school

2. Masters - Adult Nurse Practitioner

3. I will not work the first year...thinking about working part-time during the second year.

4. Will be a full-time student for 2 full years.

5. I am very excited and will be leaving my current job in a few weeks, which is tough because I've very attached to many of our patients.

Mexarican · Jun 22, 2009

Hey Ya'll...Here's my info...

1. Brenau University - Gainesville, GA.

2. Masters in Nursing - Family Nurse Practitioner

3. I'm a new grad and because I'm a direct entry student (I just graduated from Brenau with my BSN) I will be working fulltime in the PICU as i need to have my one-year experience before i start clinicals in the program.

4. I will be Part-Time (three years) as i just completed my BSN, all fulltime, and can longer continue the poverty cycle

5. I'm IN class once a month and the rest is online. Clinicals here in Atlanta as i live here and my school is here. I'm excited and both scared to be a new grad and to be starting the Masters program. But I'm also confident that i can do this. I can do anything if i committ to it and I'm definately committed to this! My goal was always to become a practitioner from the very beginning and i'm so happy that i'm in the last three years of my 8 year plan :smokin: Although i'm getting my FNP i will specialize in Pediatrics once i'm done. The FNP is so i can have a broad scope of practice...cause you just never know ;-) Things have fallen into place with all my hard work and i look foward to the many challenges that lay ahead...let's do this!!!

Mex

youknowho · Jun 22, 2009

California State University, Dominguez Hills

MSN- Nursing Administration

Work full time 12 hour day shift.

School part time, should take 2-3 years.

I actually enjoy school and cant wait!! :clown:

capheebersmom · Jun 24, 2009

1. University of Texas at Arlington

2. FNP

3. Working Full time

4. PT

5. and super excited because I miss school (I know sick isn't it) :yeah:

lo2210 · Jun 26, 2009

East Carolina University

ANP-online program

full time work

part time school (3 yrs)

I cannot wait to start!

Congrats to everyone :yeah:

buckeyern23 · Jun 28, 2009

University of Cincinnati

MSN, ACNP

Work full time

School full time (18 months)

Nervous about doing both full time (bills to pay!), but very excited to go back to school