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I took the advice of the original poster and decided to go through this program. My ADN has never stopped me from getting a job and just didn't want to get my BSN knowing my end goal was to become a PMHNP. I just finished the bridge course this Summer and am enrolled for 3 classes in the fall. Those classes are 6 weeks long and you take one at a time. I also love how you finish your lecture courses first so when you get to clinicals that's all you have left to focus on. The bridge course was sooooo manageable! I have a 3 year old, work full time and have a per diem job. Still managed to pass the class with an A. I know the coursework will get more challenging but I feel supported. The school never harassed me to enroll once I showed interest which was BIG for me. I can feel when a school just wants your money and doesn't care about you as a student. My advisor is very responsive and I feel like I made the right choice. Hope that helps!

Thank you so much for responding. There's not much information on the school or the pmhnp program so this is so helpful. I love the fact that I can bridge into the program with only one class. Do you know how long the program is including the bridge course?

Hi there! I'm looking at this exact program now. How do you like it there so far? Do you feel you are supported as a student? Are there a lot of exams?