Darius Evans

https://nursing.utexas.edu/academics/graduate/degree-offered/aemsn "Master’s Coursework: After passing the NCLEX-RN and obtaining their RN license, students are eligible to work as an RN in Texas only."

https://www.txana.org/education-practice/CRNA-programs All of these except the army one. What about you, will you stop at NICU?

That'd be amazing! I would owe you big time.

That's good to know. I'm waiting on a response via email from the Director of Nursing at UST. I've reached out to the CRNA programs across TX. They all said pass/fail programs will hurt me. Some of them don't accept pass/fail BSNs at all.

Hey everyone, does anyone know if the program is pass/fail or follows the traditional grading system.

I'm very happy for you! I'm actually weighing the decision to do a 2.5 year BSN program which starts this November 2021 (graduate Spring 2024) and the AE-MSN program which is 2.5 years (graduate Fall 2024), but I can only practice as an RN in Texas if I go the AE-MSN route. Ultimately, I'm gonna do an MSN program in Family-NP which won't start right away due to most FNP program start dates and competitiveness. It seems like both routes come with pros and cons. I don't know what imma do LOL but essentially I'm gonna get my FNP license around the same time either way.

@Caitlyn Deleon hey I haven't started the application process. I'm waiting until I take my GRE in a few weeks. It seems like the LeaDS program will be popular this time around ? are you planning to go back for a certificate in a nurse practitioner specialty?

@maria011 me too! What're your thoughts about it. It's 2.5 years and we can move on to a certificate program but what're the real chances of us getting into a certificate program that following semester.

@SaarahA which program did you get into?

Starting a thread for those applying to UT’s AE-MSN program for 2022. https://nursing.utexas.edu/academics/graduate/degree-offered/aemsn