MommaJaxRN

There's a FB group Spring Arbor University Np students, join that.

Okay but that wasn't what this post was even about! Do you have a history with the school that the post was even talking about?

Even state colleges where I live (Texas) do they same thing. They have to professor that still has to be available to students for their clinical soap notes and other stuff that is required for the college so your comment makes no sense. Most programs now require you to find your own preceptors. Also, in response to your comment about the dean calling you you'd be nervous, actually it was the opposite. He reassured me of their program, their goals for the students in those program and how they prepare students to become NPs. He also got a current student in contact with me and I was able to talk to that student about the program from the student prospective. None of this would ever been done in public college.

That the program isn't respected and is a diploma mill. The other state schools I had applied and been accepted to would never have had the dean call and speak to me. The programs goal is watch students succeed and you won't find that at most state schools! I am very confident now In my decision to stay in the program at Spring Arbor.

Hey. Just FYI I talked to the Dean of Spring Arbor today and I feel a lot better about the program now. I would reach out to them and speak with your admissions person with your questions. That information you have been told might not be 100% correct. Just letting you know!

Texas a&m and Angelo State. I'm currently living in Texas.

Oh wow. Thanks for that information. I haven't heard anything like that about them and I have been researching them for a few months. Are you local to the program? Ive applied to other programs, waiting to hear back, now I really need to consider what I should do. Thanks for the information.

I'm starting Spring Arbor's program in June. I did like what I have read on the posts on all nurses from current students and like the 1 class at a time for 7 weeks idea. Everyone has been professional and I like that they have a brick and mortar vs strictly online.

Please do. I would like to know! Several students have posted how much they like the program. I was concerned prior to applying but from what ive seen current students post & talking with the school I am not concerned. Are you supposed to start in June?

Rthale, I'm also starting their program on June 5th! I agree so far so good, everyone I have contact with has been very helpful!

I just got accepted to start in June also. I had read a post on here from students in the program a few months ago and everything was positive except one person had a negative review of that first class on ethics. Did you professor elaborate on why the program was not very strong, I know the FNP program is newer but the Adult NP program has been around for a while and they are a top school by ratings...