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Congratulations!

I'm not necessarily looking into healthcare.

I'm thinking of going back to school to get my MBA. It's a thought I've had for a while. I have a DNP. I may not need it now but think I might need it in the future if I ever get into management. For those of you who have an MBA, would you advise one to get it? TIA.

You have to be a nurse to be an NP.

Update here:- Excelsior ASN 2014 WGU BSN 2018 U of A DNP in the works

My class has students from Texas. They do have annual summer intensives. You look for your own preceptors. You can check their website for admission requirements.

The University of Arizona DNP-FNP

Hi Salmo23,RN, I decided I did not want to chance and wait blindly. I went on to another program. It would be nice to see WGU FNP program get rolling though!

Hi emer-jen-cy, Did you get the official admission letter from the graduate school?

Thank you very much. I am hoping to get in this fall.

Did you ever get in? How is it going for you?

I understand this class graduated already. Would you people tell us how the experience was like? What did you like and what were the challenges? Would you recommend this program? Thank you.

Conglatulations Rn2016grad! is that for the fall 2019 class?

Thank you very much for your insight. We need more people like you here. Truly appreciated.

Thank you all for your input. This helps a lot. Its a lot of work trying to choose a school. How is the workload? Are you guys working while in the program?

Anyone?

wwow! SPU looks even more expensive than WSU. oh well, good luck in everythig.

Hi jensfbay, May I ask why you chose a different program? Also, may I ask which program you went with? Thank you.

Rn2016grad did you apply? Anybody else?

Vancouver is not bad. Compared to Seattle i would pick Vancouver. It is close to Oregon which pays better for their nurses and so Vancouver has to keep up. My 0.02

Thanks for your input! Extremely helpful! The more I research everything the more I'm leaning toward Vancouver. Vancouver is not bad. Compared to Seattle, i would pick Vancouver. Don't quote me on this but Vancouver is close to Oregon which pays much better for their nurses and so Vancouver has to keep up even though it is in WA. my 0.02

Was just hoping it was something of the near future.

I guess with the surveys then it must be something in the cooking. We can only wait and see. Thank you benegesserit.

That would be nice. Hopefully it will come to be!

Anybody else heard anything like WGU plans to start a Family Nurse Practitioner MSN program? If so would you pursue your FNP through them?