Inclusive list of direct-entry PMHNP programs?

[blondielocks]

Hi all,

I am beginning to narrow down my school applications. I am looking for direct-entry PMHNP programs. Is there a comprehensive list anywhere?

I have tried searching google, but to no avail. Maybe we could start one, and include details on if it's adult/family and if it offers DNP?

Here are the ones I know of:

Seattle University - MSN; adult (addictions focus)

OHSU (Portland, OR) - MSN or DNP; family

[sarahdukie]

I applied to SU, Vanderbilt (family) and Columbia (family). I also looked at University of Chicago, Boston College, Northeastern. Each school varies in length, prereqs, etc, which is what shortened my list. Good luck!

[GBeanaS]

I'm not exactly sure what you mean by direct-entry, but I've applied to the University of Pennsylvania and the University of Virginia. Both accept students directly upon graduation from undergrad in their PMHNP programs.

[myelin]

UCSF, Yale, and U of Rochester also have programs.

[mzaur]

Here's what I found:

UCSF, Yale, U of Rochester, Seattle, Boston College, MGH, UIC, Northeastern, Vanderbilt, UPenn, Columbia, U of Southern Maine

UCSF is the most expensive as far as I can tell. Out of state tuition for 3 years is $120k+ -- when you take living expenses in SF into acount, that will be a very, very expensive investment. I know it's a good school, but damn. They really need to drop that tuition down!

[myelin]

UCSF's tuition has gone up, but it is still below Columbia and Penn (Penn was 120k total costs just for the BSN when I applied). Do keep in mind that getting in-state residency is easy so after first year (and in the first year everyone has to pay the total tuition, including residents), you would have in-state tuition at UCSF.

[mzaur]

Thanks for the info!