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Hi everyone! I need help deciding on what to do. I'm in a dilemma and I need help picking a school. Deciding by Oct 5th!!! I started at Clarkson College in Nebraska doing online FNP program. I like it so far. The school seems flexible with the schedule where I could pick up as many classes or as little classes as I want. One thing I do not like is that they require 3-4 on campus visits throughout the program. If I complete it slowly, the program may take 5 years to complete. Also, I'm a little nervous with the name. I don't think anyone has heard of it and I'm worried it may hinder me getting a job. (I'm in FL). Another good thing is that they have been on the top graduate list for at least 5 years now. They rank #39. I was recently accepted into Indiana State University FNP program. They do not seem as flexible with the schedule. I would be taking 2 classes at a time 6-7 credits. I like the name of the program and I like that they are completely online. This school has waiting lists to get in to the program. One issue is that they are ranked pretty bad as compared to the school I am in now. They rank #98. Their program seems a little intense as it is finished in 2.5 years. Keep in mind I am working a full time job, 3 days a week, at the same time. I cannot find much information on either of these schools online! So it's giving me trouble to figure out what I should do..What would you do guys?????

Hey! I've been accepted too. I'm not sure I will go though. Do you guys know what the program is like?

2content4u, how was the isu program?

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Has anyone completed or is completing the FNP online program at Indiana state. I was offered acceptance but unsure of the school. I recently started at another school but it is way smaller and requires me to fly to campus. How flexible is the program? Is it on blackboard? What is it like? Is part time, like 6 hrs, doable with a full time job? What is the nursing department like at the school? Thanks

I hope its me. Lol

Has anyone been accepted from the waitlist yet?

They said it could be any time between now and 2 weeks of classes starting.

I'm on the waitlist. But I just found out that I'm on the upper of the upper half of 45 people! I'm so excited.. That's the best news I've had in so long.

I was put on the waitlist. :-(

Hi, I'm about to finish up my last 4 classes before applying for nursing programs. My other options right now are to go for dental hygiene or radiology tech. The thing is I am starting to freak out if nursing is for me. Mainly, it is the body fluids. I am not sure I can handle them. I sort of have a phobia of vomit and it sends me into a little panic attack. Do you think this is something I can get over? Is there a way to avoid it as much as possible? I was thinking of not working in a hospital but working in a ob/gyn office if I could. What are most nursing programs like? How are the clinicals?