Hunter College PMHNP - 2025

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What Members Are Saying (AI-Generated Summary)

Members are discussing the logistics of a nursing program at Hunter College, including issues with adding members to a break room, the duration of the program, and the schedule of classes. There is also confusion about program details, such as in-person requirements and class start dates, as well as concerns about the accuracy of emails received from the program director. Additionally, members are sharing information about their commute to the program and comparing it to other universities.

Hey! have not found a thread yet for this coming up hunter pmhnp.

Anybody applied? 

Fleity said:

Regarding my last post, does anyone know exactly how much on campus time is to be expected? I may land up spending more time/money commuting into Manhattan than I would save going to an online school....decisions, decisions. 

I'm from LI too! Is there somewhere where you see how often we have to be in person for class? What did you see? And going to a brick and mortar school vs online program is better as per my family who are psych nps and physicians doing pretty well. I have a friend who finished the program last year and she's doing great 

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Specializes in Surgical/Trauma Critical Care.

Hey! That's great. I am in Suffolk county. What about you? I would prefer a brick and mortar but the commute + working full time seems taxing. I looked online at the schedule and read on some other forums. As long as it is only 1-day a week I think it will be doable. 
I am going to try to talk to somebody from the school about it and I'll report back. 

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Fleity said:

Hey! That's great. I am in Suffolk county. What about you? I would prefer a brick and mortar but the commute + working full time seems taxing. I looked online at the schedule and read on some other forums. As long as it is only 1-day a week I think it will be doable. 
I am going to try to talk to somebody from the school about it and I'll report back. 

Also in Suffolk! I work full time too but have no choice but to make it work for now- it's a good opportunity. Please report back!!

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Does anyone know if Hunter helps you with clinical placement?

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Hello, I just paid my enrollment deposit and look forward to meeting everyone in the fall for our first semester!

 

does anyone have any further information about the program? I saw it's part time study, and I assume we go in person once a week?

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Hello, congrats to everyone admitted! Is there an existing group chat or place we can share information and communicate? I'd be happy to help start one so the new cohort can ask each other questions and get to know each other beforehand.

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Hi everyone. I just received my acceptance email! I am excited to start the program. Please include me in any invite to a new group chat 💬. Congrats to everyone that got in and I look forward to meeting everyone. 

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Kbud said:

Hi everyone. I just received my acceptance email! I am excited to start the program. Please include me in any invite to a new group chat 💬. Congrats to everyone that got in and I look forward to meeting everyone. 

Congratulations 🎉  I am in certificate program as well 🙂 let me know if you want to connect! 

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Specializes in OR, Nursing Professional Development.

ADMIN NOTE: 


Recent posts have been edited or removed to comply with oyour Terms of Service and for your privacy.

You may only refer to/post Facebook links for your cohort on the public boards.

To create a special place for your cohort at allnurses for other social/mobile application links:

1.   Members with at least 15 posts can create a student "Club" for your cohort by clicking on the "Breakroom/Clubs" link under "Communities" at the top of any page in the upper left on desktop or "Breakroom" under "Special Sections" in the upper right on mobile.

2.   Click "Start a Breakroom Club".

3.   Invite members at your discretion.

You may post social or mobile application links once in a private club. Keep in mind, clubs will not be moderated, unless a member reports an issue.

Thank you for being a part of the allnurses community.

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Rose_Queen said:

ADMIN NOTE: 


Recent posts have been edited or removed to comply with oyour Terms of Service and for your privacy.

You may only refer to/post Facebook links for your cohort on the public boards.

To create a special place for your cohort at allnurses for other social/mobile application links:

1.   Members with at least 15 posts can create a student "Club" for your cohort by clicking on the "Breakroom/Clubs" link under "Communities" at the top of any page in the upper left on desktop or "Breakroom" under "Special Sections" in the upper right on mobile.

2.   Click "Start a Breakroom Club".

3.   Invite members at your discretion.

You may post social or mobile application links once in a private club. Keep in mind, clubs will not be moderated, unless a member reports an issue.

Thank you for being a part of the allnurses community.

Hey everyone! I found out (as you can see above, haha) that we can't share outside links here unless it's through a Breakroom/Club (which requires 15 posts to create). I don't have that yet, but if anyone does and is open to starting one for our cohort, I'd love to join and share a space I set up for us to connect. Just putting it out there!

 

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Happy Person said:

Hey everyone! I found out (as you can see above, haha) that we can't share outside links here unless it's through a Breakroom/Club (which requires 15 posts to create). I don't have that yet, but if anyone does and is open to starting one for our cohort, I'd love to join and share a space I set up for us to connect. Just putting it out there!

 

I am unable to private message here and don't have 15 posts either but happy to connect if you know how! 

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I created a break room but having issues adding members LOL. Also, does anyone know how long this program is? Is the MS 3 years ? How long is the DNP?

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