PMHNP Program

I am doing a distance program. 1200 miles away and I have no issues with it. I hate the essays on theory just as much as if I was 20 minute away from the school

I am looking at a few programs but have little information. I sent a request for more information for University of South Alabama MHPNP. There is also Gonzanga University that offers a program. So far in my limited research South Alabama looks affordable and attainable. I will keep you posted if I find any other options.

I am doing a distance program. 1200 miles away and I have no issues with it. I hate the essays on theory just as much as if I was 20 minute away from the school

Nice! Care to share at which school and if you like it or if it seems like it will prepare you sufficiently?

Eastern Kentucky university. I like it. Everything seems to have a fast reply. Even the writing center has a video conference which is helpful. I work three jobs, 2 mo old son and school so I manage it. I rent books from Amazon and it works out. Teachers give syllabus early so I can make pla s ahead of time.

They report 100% board pass rate. Which is all that mattered to me. I know two people that flunked nursing school and now are in dnp schools at Drexel and walden so tome that put a bad taste in my mouth about pursing those schools

Eastern Kentucky university. I like it. Everything seems to have a fast reply. Even the writing center has a video conference which is helpful. I work three jobs, 2 mo old son and school so I manage it. I rent books from Amazon and it works out. Teachers give syllabus early so I can make pla s ahead of time.

They report 100% board pass rate. Which is all that mattered to me. I know two people that flunked nursing school and now are in dnp schools at Drexel and walden so tome that put a bad taste in my mouth about pursing those schools

Thanks for the reply! Wow, you have a lot on your plate! Im guessing you go part time or do you go full time, too? How far along are you? Sorry I am looking at a couple schools and that was one of them, very curious here lol

I attend EKU also. It is a PT program over 3 years. The courses are 8 weeks in length so there are 2 per semester initially. I think the clinical component is different. I have only completed 2 courses but I like it so far. They are well organized and prompt; and it's a legitimate brick and mortar school as well. I work FT and manage fine. I'll have to cut back when clinicals start but that's quite a ways in the future.

My replies are done over my iPhone 4 which has seen better days so please pardon my grammar.

The 8 week classes are set up perfectly for what I have going on. Since my last post I dropped two of the prn and went ft at one where over time is plentiful. The hardest part of the school right now is trying to get the readings in. I read a chapter of epidemiology to my son last night and it had a paradoxical effect than expected.

Mi loath apa but that is what masters nursing is. Papers lots of papers. Finding someone to write them is futile and I so far haven't learned much from doing them other than I would like to buy Jean watson a hot cup of what da &!,@.

Once out of this section of hell I hope to be more focused as a mental health np. I talk the program up enough that four people just applied from my old job.