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I personally spoke indepthly with the admissions counselor at Georgetown and was not impressed. I did research Georgetown's np program compared to others and, frankly, it comes across as a school just looking to make money..and at around 80k for your FNP...they are going to make tons of it! They were very unclear on their student professor ratios, preceptor placement, as well as average RN experience level of their currently enrolled cohorts. The admissions counselor couldn't even give me his opinion on new grad Rn's going straight to NP without experience and how this would effect them receiving job offers or even being competent in their NP roles. He was also at a loss for words when I asked how their program prepares nps for the job market through didactic time, clinical training etc. They don't even find your preceptors for you Again this is just my opinion, but Georgetown seemed like it created this online np school and is admitting almost everyone who applies to make a quick buck and its not worth that ridiculous amount of tuition for a brand new online program.

Hi calsab, the main azusa campus, SB campus, and san diego campuses all have an accelerated 15 month ELM BSN program. It gets confusing i know..

Hi guys! I graduated from that program. As for living areas, Loma Linda, Redlands, and Rancho Cucamonga seemed nice, but the rest of the Inland Empire is in pretty bad shape. San Bernardino (where the school is located) is not a nice place to live. Do you have any more questions?:redpinkhe