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Hi I graduated in the first cohort of this program. And I had an offers in both of my top choices (peds/NICU) within 5 days after graduation. Now I’m currently working as a NICU nurse. So I would say that employers don’t really care about the details of the program as long as you pass the NCLEX which is really the most important.

Hi, I am in the current cohort of the D-ABSN program. We are in our fourth class currently. It is ALOT of work so time management is key. There are daily (Monday-Friday) discussions w/ response to peers and assignments due at certain times of the day, on top of assigned readings. (multiple chapters daily). This is why it is impossible to work. Exams are usually on the weekend but you can take them at the time most convenient for you. Depending on which professor teaches the class will determine how many online face-to-face meetings we have. The staff is very supportive and our cohort is very tight knit so we help each other a lot. So far, everything has been fine with minor issues here and there but expected as being the first cohort. You MUST put in the effort and work to receive a good grade.