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Yes I am in this program. So far its going good. Professors are very supportive and understanding. As far as work load, its alot but manageable if you are good with time management.

Hi everyone, I was recently accepted into Drexel University Public Health MSN program. I was wondering if there are any graduates from the program that can give any details on the program and what to expect?

I am considering applying for January. How was the application process for you? What program are you currently in. Not enough threads on her regarding this school?

Hi everyone. I am interested in applying to SPS MSN Nurse Education Program for Spring 2022. Can anyone give any feedback on the MSN programs. What to expect? Working and completing school?

I've checked online on the status of my application and now its states "screening complete". I wonder if its a good sign. It's been four months since I applied. I'm starting to get impatient. I just want a simple yes or no at this point, so I know how to move forward.

OK. Thanks. Im hoping to hear from them soon Congrats!

Congrats. This is awesome. How did they notify you? Did they call? email? I keep checking my emails as suggested at the open house.

Congrats!! this is awesome Which program have you applied to ? FNP?

I hope so too

Hi all, congrats to all who were recently accepted in to the Masters programs. I completed my application for the FNP Program On Jan 25, recieved a notification that my application "File forwarded to Program for Review" on March 8. Im so nervous.

Congrats!! How was the interview?

I don't know if its the same professor. This professor we had also taught graduate patho. He taught patho as if we were the med students, which I didn't mind but at times he would make fun of the nursing profession or make unnecessary comments about nursing

I am also a graduate of the RN-BSN program in 2016 and it was the same thing. We taught our selves. My classmates who went to the Masters program told me it the same as when we did the Bachelor's , meaning "you teach your self and we formed study groups. How was the pathophysiology course? Im just wondering if its the same professor who taught the bachelor's program. He was a tough professor.

Hi all, I applied to the FNP program as well. I wonder how many seats are filled up already since interviews and acceptance letter have already started. Has anyone been to any info sessions?

Hi all, Can you please provide info on the program. Does classes meet everyday? Are some classes online.

Hello all, I am interested in attaining wound care certification and I am not sure where to start. I was researching Wound care certification programs and notice there are various types of certifications (WOCN, WOCNCB etc) Can someone explain to me the difference. Also, do anyone know any programs near NYC or even online that you can recommend? I am a home care/ public health nurse and I see variety of wounds (ostomies, surgical, diabetic, pressure ulcers) during daily visits.

Thanks for the response

Hello all, congrats on your acceptance. Can you guys give any feedback of the program. Are classes online? How is school- work-family balance?

Any graduates from this program here? Just wanted to know your experience about program and how was it getting a job afterwords as NP. Thanks

I heard that the classes are once a week. are classes online? What time does classes end? Thanks for your help.

Hi everyone, what is your experience with this program. Is this program all online. Im considering applying.Would love to hear about anyone's experience

Hello, I went to Monroe and was in both the LPn and RN programs. I believe you have to have an LPN license if you are from another school and if you are a graduate from Monroes LPN program, you have to get the license within the first semester of the RN program. Not sure if its change. I graduated in 2014

Hello all, I am curious to see and update from you guys. I am also considering a MSN in public health nursing and would like to know what jobs I can apply to once I finish this degree

Hello all, I am interested in pursuing a Master's degree, however after narrowing my choices to Master's in Nursing programs, I realize that I do not want to continue my nursing career by limiting myself to only patient care. I want to be more involved in making healthcare better for patients and still maintain my skills. I've decided to try a MSN/MPH (Public Health Nursing) program. I have a B.S. in public health and also have my BSN. I currently work as a visiting nurse and see many flaws in our healthcare system. Can anyone recommend any online MSN programs?

Hi there, So I was accepted into Monroe College in the Bronx. I was accepted into their LPN program. Started January 2012 and program ended in December 2012. Started Monoe College RN AAS program January 2013. Took the LPN (NCLEX) boards in March 2013 and passed. Worked as LPN per diem while finishing the RN program. RN program ended in December 2013. Took my boards in April 2014 and passed. At this time Monroe started their BSN program, It wasn't accredited so I was accepted to Downstate and got my bachelors. Although many would say why did you start from scratch, being that I had another Bachelors degree... I have no regrets. I was able to feel out whether or not I like nursing through the roles of being a LPN and RN. My advice to everyone reading this is... DONT let a low GPA discourage you from doing what you want to do. It may have took me longer to become a RN but I still reach my goal. Good Luck to everyone. You Can Do it!