Tommy24

Thank you! I guess I was confused then because I thought the Spring cohort started in September and the Summer one started in May and that the fall cohort started somewhere between those two

Hello! quick question, when do the classes for the fall 2025 NB cohort start?

I got out of the mandatory information session for the DEMSN program and one of the faculty advised everyone to review material from the prerequisite courses. Specifically, anatomy, pathophysiology and chemistry before beginning classes because everything that is taught in the DEMSN courses is built on that foundation and they do not review any content from the prerequisites, even if students have not seen the content from those courses in years. Is this true? I am worried because I haven't seen the content for any of those courses in about 5 years.

I got out of the mandatory information session for the DEMSN program and (MODERATOR EDIT OF NAME - PLEASE DO NOT POST IDENTIFYING INFO ABOUT OTHERS PER THE TERMS OF SERVICE) for everyone to review anatomy, pathophysiology and chemistry before beginning classes cause everything that is taught is built on that foundation and they do not review anything even if students have not seen the content for those courses in years. Is this true? I am worried because I haven't seen the content of those courses in about 5 years.

What week of the course do clinical sessions start? When they do start, do any occur on the weekend?

Were the classes back to back or did you have time in between them? I heard that there are semester breaks but the academic calendar doesn't list when they are for the DEMSN program. When are they?

Hello, Nice to see at least one person created a thread for the DEMSN ? I am applying to the DEMSN for the upcoming cohort staring in January. I was told the program had classes scheduled between 8am to 5pm by someone at the admissions department and that the course load was very intensive. Can anyone who is in the program share their experience? Do y'all have enough free time to engage in non-academic endeavors like self care, research, volunteering, etc.