Jesse_An

I am also doing the part time track! I also live about an hour from the UNG campus in GA. I have also periodically checked the job market and I always see available positions! My sister-in-law also graduated from FNP school (not UNG) this Summer and was able to find a job without issue. She had 2 offers out of school. So I definitely think the jobs are out there and when we do clinical's and things it is always an opportunity to network! ?

Hey! From my understanding in the Q&A thing we watched virtually it sounds like they do help with clinical placement! But, if you know people they encourage you to utilize those people if you are able to!

Of course! And don't be nervous! I am sure you will do great! They did not ask about my personal statement either. My interview was also around 20 minutes and some of that was also just spent talking about my goals and things! Just like a light conversation! I definitely overthought how it was going to go and it wasn't bad at all! If it is the same person who did my interview she was very nice!

Oh sorry! I didn't not answer the rest of your question! It was on zoom, but they did give the option for a phone call if zoom wouldn't work! I think I submitted my application back in August and heard towards the middle of September!

Hey! They just asked questions related to my resume and the type of work/experiences I have had!

Yes, no references required. I think just the resume and the "FNP Statement Letter"! Which basically was what Mallory said! ?

But also wishing you the best and if you apply let us know ? maybe we can all connect! Would you apply part time or full time?

Hey! I have been a nurse for 10 years. I think they only require one or two years ?. I am not exactly sure how many they accept! I did not ask that during my interview and I couldn't find that information online, at least not a set number! But in the FAQ I was sent before my interview that question was on there and it says that they do not have a set number they admit, but have rolling acceptance that starts the Fall before the Summer semester starts!

Okay great! That's awesome! Well maybe we will find a few more people over the next few weeks/months on here! At the time of my interview she has said there had been 9 other students accepted so I guess we will see! I'm sure they had more interviews lined up as well! I do have Facebook and Instagram if you're on either of those! I think I am findable on there! I don't really get in social media much but we could connect on there if you want! My name is Jesse Cook!

That would be great!! I have been trying to find any information I can on the program itself but I have not been able to find much outside of some discussions from a few years ago! I did ask in my interview about the requirements and she said that the first 3 semesters are completely online and we are not required to come to the campus during those semesters! She said once we start Advanced Health Assessment and clinical courses we usually meet a few times a semester on campus! I also asked about the exams and she said they are online and open for a 48 hour period of time! I currently work full time Monday-Friday in Public Health so I had asked about that with the course schedule! I am going part time! Are you going part time or full time?

Hey Nancy! I had an interview last Thursday and have been accepted to start the program in the Summer of 2026! Just reaching out to see how it has been for you so far?

Hey!! Wanting to reach out and see how it has been going in the program!? ? Hey! I have been a nurse almost 10 years! It'll be 10 in August!

@nancymane I know it is a lot to ask, but if you happen to have time once you get started would you mind coming back and letting me know what you think and how it seems to go with work/life balance? ?

Hello! I applied back in 2020 to the full time FNP program at UNG and got accepted. Due to work/life at the time I decided not to pursue the acceptance. I have finally decided to look into going back to FNP school and have questions about the full and part-time program. If you are a current or former student for either the full or part-time program could you please share your experience? I have had a hard time finding anything new for this program specifically. I am just wondering about the work/life balance with each program, if you felt that the program structure was good (support, staff availability for questions, etc.), and more specifically about the "Tuesday" or "Thursday" meeting day. Is this in person or online? How many times a semester do you meet? Thank you for any and all replies ?

@athenashay21 I know you posted this a while ago, but if you still see these posts I do have a few questions! I am looking to apply next year for the 2026 Part time FNP program. I read most of what you wrote and found it very helpful! With having one class a semester did you actually have to go on campus or zoom once a week the entire semester? If so usually how long were those days/meetings? Aside from the meetings during the semester I am assuming mostly everything else is online? And do they help with clinical placement? Thank you so much!