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The APNI program is a DNP program. So unless you are currently a nurse you do require a bachelor's degree

I'm almost positive they can accept people up until the start date. Not ideal, but still a chance

glad you got to it first, I was just making one. request sent to join!

I accepted the offer already through the website, the deposit to hold your spot isn't actually due until April 1st though. There didn't seem to be a date other than that for accepting.

For those of us who have acceptances, would someone be willing to start a facebook page so that we can all join up together? Start getting to know one another, especially since we can only do small group meetings (covid)! I know past cohorts have done the same to keep in contact.

I interviewed for the acute care track on 2/8. Received my official invite on Saturday. Good luck!

To be honest I'm not sure when the last interviews were. I scheduled mine for day 1 or 2 of interviews though. Didn't bother looking how far out they went.

It is!

There was a follow up email from Oz that I just received that has the information about the deposit.

Thank you! Just this morning! About an hour or so ago!

Hope all of your interviews are going well! Just got my official letter of acceptance for the APNI - acute care track! Look forward to seeing who else I will be seeing for the next 4 years!

I did do the breakout session. I was a little excited once I got out of the interview though, so it was hard to even think of any questions. I did have a couple though and they all seemed very happy to answer questions! I think I had two or three and then got off the call.

I did. It was 2 people. They basically took turns asking questions. It's was very easy going. Granted, I'm sure the interviewers for various tracks will be different, but I think they're all 2 people.

Had my interview last Monday for the APNI acute care track. I was EXTREMELY nervous. The good thing is that it all went away once the interview started. It was good, conversational, and not terribly intimidating. Just remember to be yourself and know why you're wanting this. Best of luck!

Be yourself! Interviewed for the Acute Care track yesterday and it was a good conversational interview. Again, BE YOURSELF! Good luck to everyone else interviewing!