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Congrats to you too! Have you received your Grad plan? I’m trying to get an idea of the class schedule.

I got accepted into their post-grad AGACNP program for Spring ‘22

Hi, I have my MSN in Leadership and have decided to go back to school for my AGAC-NP. My undergrad GPA is 3.11 for various reasons (working 3 jobs through nursing school, going to WGU for my BSN/MSN, etc). Professionally I'm a competitive applicant (I've been a nurse for 8 years, with certifications, charge nurse and preceptor experience, etc.) but scholastically I'm not. I have applied to 2 local schools, Georgetown, Vanderbilt, and Duke - denials from all except 1 of which I'm on the waitlist. Can you all provide me with other reputable schools? I'm open to hybrid. Or would it be easier to find a reputable school for FNP and then obtaining my AGAC-NP after? Any advice would be really appreciated. Thank you.

Did anyone apply to the NP Program or have info on the NP Program waitlist?

Sorry... to clarify, when I asked about second degree applicants I meant a post-master’s applicant.

Have any 2nd degree applicants received an email yet?

I’m applying to CSULB and CSULA. However, my BSN/MSN was a pass/no pass system which translates to a 3.0. Combined with my ADN my average is 3.11. I’ve been a nurse for 7 years, have my PCCN, and charge/teaching experience but I’m afraid I won’t get in because of my GPA. What other programs (online or hybrid) have good reputations for their Acute Care program? Thanks in advance.

I am looking into becoming an NP, I live in Los Angeles, CA. I know there are different types of NP's but in my work experience I've only come across Family NP's. Is that the only NP field that California really utilizes? I was interested in the Acute Care NP field but in looking for schools I don't see any other program offered apart from the Family NP license. Any information would be greatly appreciated, thank you.

When did you do the 50 credits? Thank you for your feedback!

I've been doing quite a bit of research and have gotten different stories. I am due to start WGU in Feb 2014. I have 89/120 credits needed for the BSN. Are 31 credits possible to complete in 6 months? I am typically a fast learner and have taken plenty of online classes. Thanks for any input!

Keep us posted with the results!

When did you take the NCLEX and when did you get your results? I took mine June 25th and still no results.

How do you know you failed?

I took mine June 25th and still nothing on the BRN, from Cali