Joanne Ferrer

Yea, I don't know why the site says four week courses. maybe its only for some programs. So far both of my terms have been twelve weeks. We get an almost three week break during the holidays. I think all of my cohort are working full time. Some are still bedside 3 12's, some nights, and some are m-f 8-5 like myself. It's not easy and will definitely take a lot of effort to manage, But we are all doing it and so can you! The one thing that helps is that we don't have to physically go to class. Though some instructors have zoom classes. They are not mandatory or a part of your grade but it is helpful to attend.

I think its worth a shot to apply. I found the price reasonable compared to others. They offer a business to business discount, so I would recommend to ask if your job qualifies. I think it was 15% off. I did the post masters program which is about 11 months. It's definitely not 5200! I have a pricesheet breakdown someone. If you want, I can look for it and email it to you. Let me know. Or you can ask the advisor to send you the price breakdown list. they have one for each specialty, post masters and MSN. The workload is a lot, as expected for a virtual program. Majority of my classmates all work full time, have families, etc. We are all managing somehow! So you can do it!

It is 3 classes at a time for a 12 week period. I started as a post masters student, so I started with the 3 P's. You can choose to take less I believe. I had a classmate that chose to take 2 only and dropped the third class. It will just hold you back a few months because you have to wait for the next cohort to start. So she will be back in January to take the next class. You should definitely discuss that in detail with your advisor if you want to take one a time. @jz137731 hi! take a look at my last comment re:class format ?

So far so good. Im coming up on my last couple of weeks for my 3P's. It's true what people say about these online programs. You get what you put into it! The materials they offer and how the course is set up virtually I well organized, I think. It's just A LOT of content to learn in a short period of time. A couple of my classes have zoom meetings with the teacher and the other one doesnt. It will depend on the teacher. They partner with a company called ACE. ACE will find you a preceptor, though you can find your own if you prefer. My experience with ACE was great, they found me a preceptor within 2-3 weeks of my request. Request it as early as you can.

@Akamsals hi! I got accepted to start this month, but I had already started at National University. Best wishes!

Hi all! Just got accepted for fall 2023. please share any feedback you may have

@LVNtoRNStudent @Fnpf22 @Gwendolyn Beck hi al! Just got accepted into the pmhnp post masters. Can you share any feedback? I'm stuck between APU and national university

@ren_CH just found out I got I to the pmhnp program at APU! How's it going?

I start July 3rd ?

Hi @allison baidoo! I am on the same boat with similar Interests. Did you start a program ? Would love to connect :)

Hi! I ended up going with national university In San Diego. I applied to Azusa pacific as well but they don't get back to applicants until end of April early may I think. National starts In July so I decided to start with them

Hello! Any one starting at National university this Summer and would like to connect? I starting with my 3P's followed by the pmhnp program!

@Ren_CH hi! Have you started APU already ? Just wanted to ask how it's going ?

@EDNP100x hi! Have you completed your pmhnp program at NU? Just recently submitted my app for the post masters pmhnp program. Glad to hear your positive review. did they have PowerPoints and/or recorded lectures? Or is it all reading exams and submitting discussions? Thanks!

@delsol7 hi! Did you end up going to NU for pmhnp ?