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Been accepted to both schools for Adult (Primary) Care NP program...
Price aside (work will pay for school), any thoughts?
Any opinions or comments on either school/program is appreciated.
Thanks
I'm about half way through. Not that difficult because you are already a professional. To quote my pharm professor: "you already know this." So far its been a review of nursing school but I suspect when clinical starts, the real learning will begin and it will be harder.
So far its been tough because I'm working at the same time (like most of us) and there is always school hanging over my head when I'm not at work. Always in the back of my mind that I have something to do for school. But there is nothing new or super challenging in terms of academics.
In general, I'm entirely negative & skeptical about school to begin with. In my opinion, its a business, end of story. Its about what YOU do (in and after school), not about what the school does for you. So you might as well go where its least expensive.
FYI: I don't necessarily think this is the case with Law school or MBA's.
Benj2610
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Depends on how you do things... & if you plan on going to school full time. I am part time as I am working and since I don't want to take Patho & Pharm at the same time, it will probably be 3-1/2 years for me.
Here is my sequence...
Last Fall: 2 classes
Last Spring: 2 classes
This summer off...
** Note: These are 4 classes that everyone must take (core stuff). Research, Health Promotion, Nursing Theory, Nursing Systems & Policy.
Year 2: One class Fall, Spring, & Summer
Patho, Pharm, & Assessment
Remaining: 3 Clinicals + 1 elective
(not sure if I can do clinical over summer)
So its either Fall, Spring, Summer, or another fall semester
Hope this is helpful...