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Post University/ASU offers an educational loan that I found really helpful. You do have to make monthly payments during the program—around $400 a month—but the best part is that it's 0% interest, and it never accrues any interest. Seriously, no interest ever, which makes it way more manageable.

I found the educational loan they offer really helpful. You do have to make monthly payments during the program—$400 a month—but the best part is that it's 0% interest, and it never accrues any interest. Seriously, no interest ever, which makes it way more manageable. Hope this helps!

Hello, I am in a similar situation and wanted to know if you had any advice on how to pass this exam?

Hello Neica! Did you have to take an exit exam or comprehensive exam for your last class with Chamberlain? If so, were you able to repeat it if you did not pass? Did they allow for multiple repeats or just one-time repeats to pass the class?

Hello! I was wondering if you are in the process of completing clinicals with South College. Do they allow you to have one preceptor, or do they make you find multiple preceptors? I am inquiring because one of the preceptors has a diverse patient population, encompassing newborns, older adults, geriatrics, and women's health.

Hello! Were you able to complete all clinicals with one preceptor that covered all areas of the clinical program, or does WGU make you find more than one preceptor?

For N589 do you need two different clinical preceptors for pediatric care and women's care?

Type in American Sentinel FNP and the first comment will be from DermNP2be!

Found an amazing group of nurses who are going to American Sentinel on here and the group name is called American Sentinel FNP, if you are looking for more information on American Sentinel/Post University!

Thank you! Thank you!

Hello! For your clinicals were you able to complete all hours at one location with one NP as your main preceptor? or do they require you to find multiple settings and multiple NP preceptors?

Regarding the statistics class you took, did they ever mention students needing to retake it if the class was completed over 5 years ago?

Hello pbj20! I was wondering if the MSN FNP program at American Sentinel allows you to finish your clinical hours at one single location with multiple NP preceptors or if their criteria are set to where you need to rotate to different facilities to complete all hours?

I have tried to find information for American Sentinel/Post University but have not succeded. I tried contacting the school directly to see if they could connect me with alumni for MSN FNP program and they stopped responding.

Can you complete all clinical hours in one location with different NP preceptors? or do they make you have different clinical settings?