BigRich

Little late to this, but current DNP regis student education track student here. There is no real preceptor needed. The 400 hrs you mention are the hours you spend writing and conducting your research for the final research project, and its usually more than 400. There is a 1000 hr requirement like other schools. There are numerous ways to achieve this. It's a great program, highly recommend it. Let me know other questions.

I would advise you to become a clinical instructor first if possible before you get an advanced degree. If you enjoy being a clinical instructor then begin to think about another degree. The reason I say this is because there is more to teaching than just "teaching". There is committee work and research and more. Working for the college will expose you to this. So make sure you want to teach first, then go from there. As far as experience, I had 3-4 years of experience before I started my MSN in nursing education. I had no problem finding a teaching job. Now teaching full-time working on DNP. GL to you. Teaching is a great career.

I hope everyone in this thread gets in. Hopefully we find out this week.

Nope I haven't heard anything. I check my email on my phone way to often during the day haha. And yes I already took the teas exam version 4. My fingers are crossed for me and you.

Well Jbee2 I hope that you get in. It sounds like a long shot for me to get in since its my first attempt. In past years around when did they send out the results??? thanks for your help

Lottery should be coming up soon. Anyone else apply??

I applied for fall 2011, anyone else. Does anyone know how many applicants they usually have for the lottery?? ANy information would be helpful.

I think they are both good schools. I would choose based upon where you would be the happiest. And where would you like to live and work after graduation.