Desire

Was it difficult to get accepted? There are many people really looking for answers as to the best choice overall. Do you have a network of friends or coworkers who can help you along the way? That's so amazing you have been placed in clinical! I'm wishing you the very best, please keep everyone posted as to your journey to success.

I agree with that self quarantine for a few weeks just to monitor possible symptoms

That was then, this is now. I grew up on horses riding back country and mountains I believe none of those instructors have ever worked that hard to bring a horse over a river with supplies for others and for care of the sick or care for the laboring woman. I believe we can now agree to disagree. Wishing you a blessed week. "works smarter AND harder"

From what I hear its doable until clinicals If you have no L & D experience it will be rough. The school apparently will strongly say that this experience doesn't play a part in the success of the student which is totally false. It's much easier with L & D experience and FNU without admitting it does cater to these students more. Plus, finding clinical sites throughout the United States may land you with an incompetent preceptor or one who is only out for the money that FNU promises and not necessarily for the well-being of the student. FNU is just a money machine from what I surmise and the great reviews are coming from those who have already graduated. I would proceed with caution. You might want to consider Yale, Baylor or any of those selections listed on the ACNM website. Wishing you the best in your search. Go Yale!

So my cousin is trying to find out about University of Cincinnati Is it difficult to get into the program?

So you got in! Congrats!

Hi No I haven't received anything yet. Did you get in? What is in the subject line? I hope it didn't go to spam

My friend went to Frontier and she hated it said they are really partial to L & D nurses because they are already in a hospital. She said the clinical sites are few and far between either have expired contracts, filled with students for the following year or they aren't taking students anymore. Frontier doesn't keep up with that given the amount of students they roll in throughout the year.

I haven't heard anything but I do remember them saying we should find out in 8 weeks so I figure we will hear something at the end of this month or beginning of next. Have you heard anything about it being difficult to get in?

I applied. Did you do the group interview?