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Yes I was about to finally get a quote on the program!! Almost $5400 for 6 credits with fees. Did you sign up for Spring classes ? It looks like the program is front loaded with all lecture courses in the first year (4 semesters) . Then the last threes semesters are classes with clinicals and exams. It looks doable but some courses have a set time for exams. Like 4pm-7pm that'll be the tricky part for me too. My friends program at D'youville allows you to take the exam at any time of the day as long as it's completed at that date. It's a relatively new program hence why there's no info

Starting in Spring 2026! hoping to get some info any information about the program is welcomed!!

Hi anyone know anything about this program there seems to be no reviews at all. tuition exams clinicals group projects classwork

I got in for Spring 2026 any Info anyone can provide would be welcomed.

Any updates on the program? There seems to be no threads

Just applied to the masters programm! Hope I get in. How long does it take to hear back?

Thank you everyone! I appreciate your messages, will keep you all posted. Thank you for the recommendation letter offer. Hopefully I find a good ICU residency in NYC available. I will work toward that definitely!

@SRNA4U thank you for your reply. It is does make the program see more feasible. I'm currently graduating from my ADN program in nursing in NYC. I believe you mentioned you've relocated to attend CRNA school but I'm highly interested in staying in NYC or furthest Drexel in PA. What is the best patting to be able to get into CRNA school? I will be getting my BSN in the meantime, but with my previous bachelors in psych it seems there is a good opportunity to do a RN-to-MSN program "easily". Would a AGACNP degree be more desired (along with obtaining a RN job in ICU/Critical)? My current RN school hasn't provided the best education.....with only a ABHES accreditation not ACEN or CCNE. I would have to obtain that CCNE title from my BSN program. It is very for-profit but I will be qualified to sit for the NCLEX. I've done my best to get as much from this school. Being only 26 I would like to spend my next years appropriately using my time to prepare myself mentally and academically as a CRNA. Hoping to gain as much experience (as much necessary/feasible) prior to being a CRNA. Any advice for next steps?

@SRNA4U hows life after the program now? im interested in drexel but im afraid its too hard an I will not succeed. how do u feel after the completion of your program any advice?

I want a good program for NP school where I act feel prepared. I have my RN license and am starting chamberlain RN to BSN program. But im wondering what schools would take me since people look down on chamberlain. Im still open to any good program where the difficulty level of the curriculum is manageable with a full time. HIGHLY considering Pace university vs LIU. ANY thought are welcomed... since there isn't much information out there on NP programs for these schools.

Hi, im interested in applying to a FNP program at lehman or hunter (bc or price). How is the program so far? my biggest fear is failing out. defintely don't want that to be an option!!

Any info on if the program is exam or paper based???

is the curriculum focused on papers or exams? I want to work full-time. I am a hunter alum (B.A) and I am finishing my ADN but I would love to go back to finish my RN to BSN at Hunter. In addition what is the passing rate?

is the curriculum focused on papers or exams? I want to work full-time. I am a hunter alum (B.A) and I am finishing my ADN but I would love to go back to finish my RN to BSN at Hunter.

Hi, Once I finish my ADN I'll be applying to hunter's RN to BSN. What is a passing grade for this program?