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rulajay

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  1. does anyone have any FREE test questions for Family Nurse Practitioner students currently going through their program? Any resourceful tips/tricks would be greatly appreciated
  2. Thank you so much for your reply. I should've actually mentioned that i've worked in the medical field for the past 10 years, I have some experience but not as an RN. My work was mainly at an internal medicine practice that I currently manage, that being said, my management role is really geared towards preventive medicine and thats why i applied to (mostly) Adult Gero programs. Ive been accepted into WSU program as of a few days ago and from what youre saying, it does not seem that the program has changed much since 2002. They do have a work requirement of 40 hours a week and would really prefer me to be part time as opposed to full time in school and focus more on work. This is why I made the initial post to see how other programs in MI operate from a student themselves. We currently have 2 WSU NP students rotating in our clinic and they are very well trained and seem to love their program. Thank you for your insight. Thank you for this reply! U of M flint is also on my list but the online aspect is not something im sure would work for me. I am a very visual learner and love to be in the classroom setting. But i do appreciate you answering all my questions so thoroughly.
  3. Hello, I am currently in the process of applying to a few DNP and MSN programs in Michigan (ADULT GERO PRIMARY CARE). I am a recent BSN-RN graduate with no work experience. My goal was always to be an NP and i completed an accelerated 2nd degree in nursing to get to this step today. With that being said, I prefer to finish a NP program quickly with no work requirement as i am still currently living with my parents and have their support. Wayne state has a work requirement and would be almost a 4 year DNP program. I am hoping that anyone who went to Wayne States DNP program can shed some light on the work requirement and how it affected their timeline. Also , my dream program is U of M's DNP program but I do not know anything about working and the what the timeline looks like. Can anyone who did either a MSN or DNP program in ANY MICHIGAN schools please let me know. 1. how many days a week did you have class and/or clinical throughout the program? 2. did you work throughout your program? 3. how did your school support you? did they help you find clinical placements? 4. how long did it take you to finish your program? ANY ANY information is such a help and i appreciate your responses so much! thank you

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