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Hey! I was excepted into both DNP-A and DNAP programs both are well known. I am curious if one is better than the other? As a student do you prefer front-loaded or integrated? The DNP-A is an integrated program. Over 20 clinical sites. In your first clinical rotation, they keep you at the same facility for 4 months. After that and for the remainder of the program you rotate clinical sites every 1-2 months. Tuition is around $113,000. Clinical is in SE Michigan area. Low attrition rate. 100% first-time pass rate. 90-94% first-time pass rate. Near family and away from husband. The DNAP is a front-loaded program. Over 20 clinical sites. In your first clinical rotation you get a "primary site" and the rest of the time you "rotate out" of the primary site to go to specialty sites. Tuition is around f$147,000. Clinical is in DC/MD/VA. Low attrition rate. 100% employment. 100% first-time pass rate. Near husband. Do you have any advice or suggestions?
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Hey! I was excepted into both DNP-A and DNAP programs both are "ranked" top ten. I am curious if one is better than the other? As a student do you prefer front-loaded or integrated? The DNP-A is an integrated program. Over 20 clinical sites. In your first clinical rotation, they keep you at the same facility for 4 months. After that and for the remainder of the program you rotate clinical sites every 1-2 months. Tuition is around $113,000. Clinical is in SE Michigan. Low attrition rate. 100% first-time pass rate. 90-94% first-time pass rate. Near family and away from husband. The DNAP is a front-loaded program. Over 20 clinical sites. In your first clinical rotation you get a "primary site" and the rest of the time you "rotate out" of the primary site to go to specialty sites. Tuition is around f$147,000. Clinical is in DC/MD/VA. Low attrition rate. 100% employment. 100% first-time pass rate. Near husband. Do you have any advice or suggestions?
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