mass291

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1. Is Johns Hopkins MSN Entry into Nursing worth the price??

   mass291 replied to futureNP199's topic in NP Students

   @verylostentrymsnstudent Can you say more? I'm about to start there in the DE MSN.

2. Vanderbilt PreSpecialty Fall 2022

   mass291 replied to GentleG's topic in School Programs

   That's definitely something I'm considering. Personally, I'm like 99% sure I want to do PMHNP; my only remaining hesitation is around whether I might like to add or integrate w/ FNP/primary care delivery of those services. I agree that JHU definitely...

3. Vanderbilt PreSpecialty Fall 2022

   mass291 replied to GentleG's topic in School Programs

   Does anyone else have acceptance(s) that they're worried about answering in time? For me it's JHU (must answer by 2/18). I know VUSN has typically released MSN decisions ~2/15. I know I can put down the $500 and go back on it, but I'd love to not do ...

4. Columbia MDE 2022

   mass291 replied to nursehopeful145's topic in School Programs

   "mandatory in-person orientation that is scheduled to begin June 1, 2022." then first day of classes is 6/6: https://www.nursing.columbia.edu/students/academic-calendar

5. Columbia MDE 2022

   mass291 replied to nursehopeful145's topic in School Programs

   It's so confusing to me! According to this https://www.nursing.columbia.edu/programs/psychiatric-mental-health-nurse-practitioner the PMHNP DNP is 2 years. But then here https://www.nursing.columbia.edu/programs/doctor-nursing-practice it says that f...

6. Columbia MDE 2022

   mass291 replied to nursehopeful145's topic in School Programs

   The MDE is 15 months (4 semesters I think?) The DNP is 2.5 years. I'm unsure whether there's any opportunity to transfer MDE credits to the DNP and shorten that DNP time, though. I know other schools offer that, usually like a fifth of the DNP length...

7. Columbia MDE 2022

   mass291 replied to nursehopeful145's topic in School Programs

   I got in!! MDE/DNP for PMHNP. I have no idea how I'd afford the program, though- even with the seamless scholarship. Are those of you going/considering going relying primarily upon loans?