Cgowans427

Hi, Ive been looking at Ideal Image for an aesthetic career. While talking to the recruiter he mentioned a non-compete. I don't have any experience with this. Are there any nurses/former nurses that have experience with Ideal Image and a non-compete? I'd love to know the experiences and what their non-compete involves. The only things I can find online about non-compete's don't sound positive. However, they have a very generous training program. Thanks in advance.

I'm not sure why you aren't able to find the group. Others have.

Someone from admissions actually called me to walk me through the admission process. I didnt really "pick" any classes.

You are correct. I got a little ahead of myself. My understanding is that we can potentially finish a little earlier based on how quickly we do clinicals but we are scheduled to finish Jan 2021. I updated the group name to reflect that. Spring Arbor FNP 1/2021

I created a group on FB. Search for Spring Arbor FNP 1/2020

I received an email and also a letter in the mail.

It took about a week. Hope to see you there! Good luck!

@humorlw I'm supposed to be doing my registration stuff tomorrow. I don't know anything about books except I was told it's cheaper to buy elsewhere.

Nice to meet another classmate! I haven't completed registration either.

Thats awesome! It's always nice to have a contact for classes. I dont think I can message privately, I dont have the ability to private message. Feel free to email me at [email protected]

I have been accepted into the Spring Arbor online FNP program beginning 2/2018. I'm wondering if there are any other students out there that will be starting as well. So far I'm impressed with the admissions process (Paulina is very helpful) and the school has answered all the questions I've had. I know its a newer program so I'm not able to find much on these forums except other people considering the program. Any new graduates? Anyone with class tips? Concerns or recommendations? Really, I'd just like to connect with other students that will be starting around the same time. Thanks!

Hi, I am looking at the FNP program through SU as well. Ive seen a lot of negative and the only positives are from just a few people. I'm curious to know if people have finished the program, passed boards, and the overall feeling of the program. I also saw a low pass rate of 66%. That is well below the national average of 88-ish%. Thanks!

Hi, I'm looking into the FNP program and I'm wondering how you feel the program has been so far.