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Biscuit, I think that as with any program, you will get what you put into it. All the classes have been valuable to me as an individual and as a future DNP-FNP. I am passionate about advocacy and effecting policy changes, as well as applying evidence-based practice, and I'm getting all of that and more. We have some amazing professors and I am fortunate to be learning from some really talented faculty who are passionate about their work. They teach us, they challenge us, they nurture us. I'm loving the journey, even though I don't always enjoy all the homework. And there is a lot of that! I study all day every single day when I am not working. I work per diem, one to two days per week. I don't think I can handle working more than that and feel like I am doing well on my studies. As mentioned above, tuition is expensive, and I intend to maximize my time in grad school. This was my dream. I have no regrets, and I am excited for each quarter! Good luck to you, Biscuit!

I am taking mine at Highline College. Mostly online, just have to go to campus for 4 exams. Professor ***********, Math 146. She's great! EDIT: Looks like class is full now.

Monday, March 16.

Accepted into DNP-FNP! So happy. ? Congrats everyone!

Erika, I applied to the FNP track, too! Hoping we'll both get in!

I am so happy for you Baumer! That is excellent news! Here's hoping for the rest of us. ?

Congrats, Baumer!

eeens148, I think it is totally OK to wait. It's about weighing all your options and making the best decision for yourself based on all your available choices. You might change your mind and that is ok, too! Good luck on whatever you decide!