Post Masters Certificate Program 3P's classes

Every nursing masters program includes the 3 P's. You should have already taken them in your MSN program.

Every nursing masters program includes the 3 P's. You should have already taken them in your MSN program.

That is a recent addition to MSN curricula. If her MSN is more than a few years old, she has not.

OP: try University of Southern Indiana | USI | Bachelor and Master Degrees

I did an MSN in Informatics. The 3 Ps were not part of our program. I believe any non-clinical MSN does not require them.

I just graduated in Dec so it is not across the board required.

The 3P's were not apart of my masters program class, if I had taken them I wouldn't have the problem I am now trying to find the classes.

thank you so much, I will look it the university you provided a link to :)

I did an MSN in Informatics. The 3 Ps were not part of our program. I believe any non-clinical MSN does not require them.

I just graduated in Dec so it is not across the board required.

But they were part of the MSN in Leadership at WGU. They weren't required, I believe, but I do think they were included to be "on the ball" by WGU.

So that is a WGU thing.

You might want to try Drexel or Capella for single /non-matric classes

I too have a MSN-Ed and the 3P were not included in my program either. However, my school DOES offer them for the FNP track option, so I waited it out and returned to my original institution and am taking them there.

I really WANTED to take them through Capella- they are shorter in length and they have a great pass rate- but my school couldn't guarantee that they would be able to accept the credit from them (it was a timing thing, they couldn't guarantee it without doing an audit, and their semester was starting so I had to just enroll and start)

You may want to look into Capella, they were very nice to me, have ongoing start dates, and I could have finished all 3 classes in 9 months. Good luck!

Is the plan that those 3 classes will allow you to get the post masters NP certificate? I would totally do something like that. I assume that is without the clinicals that one has to do. Where I got my masters, they have a 3 class endocrine focus. I was hoping to become an Endo NP.

UND allowed me to take adv patho and Univ of Memphis allowed me to take adv pharma as a non-enrolled student. My experience with both courses has been positive. Adv patho at UND is 6 credits over two semesters.