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Replying to my own post. ? For those interested, Vanderbilt does have a post masters DNP that is practice based. "The Doctor of Nursing Practice program, advanced clinical practice track is for applicants who have completed an MSN degree in advanced clinical nursing practice" https://nursing.vanderbilt.edu/DNP/advancedclinicalpractice.php

I have both a Masters and Post masters cert from my state Uni. I have both a FNP and PMHNP license. Practicing Psych I looked into completing a DNP which all seem to be quality improvement projects. Any options for doctoral degrees tied to Psych and practical patient care? For example, I taken classes at the Beck Institute since I do therapy, but they are not degreed. Accreditation is also not relevant since my masters qualify me for licensing/practice. I am thinking something along the counseling route. I even looking into Christian Counseling. MY goal here is complete the terminal degree while learning something applicable on the patient care side Thank you

I recently got accepted into an ADN program based on the strength of my HS transcript. The school told me I could transfer credits if I wanted from previous college courses, but I did really poorly years ago. 3 F's, 2 B's and one of the F's in a course titled philosophy and medicine. I am afraid with a sub 2.0 gpa and an F in a course with the word in medicine in it they will rescind my acceptance. Is this a legitimate fear, can they do that? It's only six credits so I'm not sure if it's worth the risk. *my first post so I hope I put this in the right section