Hey guys, I have a quick question. Are you guys filling out the 2011-2012 FAFSA or 2012-2013 one? I assume it should be 2012-2013, but we start in June, not July (the website says that the 2012-2013...
I believe you're right, thuyd527. It looks like it's 5,000 per course. That's still very pricey, but much more in line with other private programs. It will be interesting to see how the financial aid...
Maybe you haven't worked around many psychologists? In my neck of the woods, they all refer to themselves as doctor in a clinical setting, including hospitals. And why shouldn't they? They have the...
agreed. I don't mind that the DNP exists and over time it will be interesting to see if it evolves into a useful degree. I think it's ludicrous to insist that all NPs get DNPs, though. The MSN for...
thanks! I'm very excited. I love Seattle, so staying here would be nice, it's something for me to consider, hehe. Congrats to you too! In all reality, my top choices are Penn and UCSF... but I really...
I wasn't trying to belittle the PA training model, just point out that it isn't always the best route, depending your career goals or interests. I think for psych (and midwifery), advanced practice...
Not in my specialty. Do you really want a psychiatric provider who has learned everything "on the job" and hasn't taken any in depth classes on the development of psychopathology, psychpharm,...
I started my app to yale, but didn't follow through. I only wanted to apply to 3 east coast programs. I opted to apply to Penn because it's program sounds absolutely amazing and really appeals to me,...
I agree that PAs can have it better, depending on the circumstances. NPs can also have it better. It really depends on your specialty, what state you plan on practicing in, etc. Since I'm interested...
Thanks! So far it is Columbia and Penn. I didn't realize how hard it would be to apply to multiple programs, having them get back to you weeks/months apart, etc. It's a challenge,
Yeah but being a PA has its own limitations... NPs typically have a lot more independence. This depends on the state, of course. Also, if you're interested in a specialty it's pretty much all on the...
I wish they'd hurry up and get back to us. At this point I've been accepted to two other programs, already. I'd at least like to know if I have another interview on the
Wow, it seems like it really depends on who you speak with. My interview was short (20-30 minutes) and very friendly/informal. She asked me why Penn, why nursing, why my specialty, how I feel about...
I don't get the controversy. If a person has earned a doctorate, then they are referred to as "doctor" within their field. I don't get why it is confusing for patients if the person introduces...