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  1. So I am currently looking for an AGACNP program, whether it be a MSN or DNP program..The only thing is I have to continue to work full-time so online would be the route to go for me because there are no part-time programs available for me in my current state. I was wondering is anyone has any recommendations? I have been researching for days and have only come up with Maryville University? Any reviews? I would also be willing to travel, but not as much as I have been seeing because I work M-F in my current role. I would be able to travel as long as I knew in advance and it wasn't 3-4 days at a time. Other programs I have looked into: Thomas Jefferson (seems I may have to go there too often?) Seton Hall University
  2. I graduated from Pitt last Spring. Best studying advice I can give is to do practice questions. Do not worry about re-learning things. The best way to learn the material you are weak on is to do questions day in and out. I suggest Kaplan, they best prepared me for the process of thinking through the passing level questions. I also found EXAMCRAM to work wonderfully. They have 5 exams in their book, and the exams get a little bit more difficult each time. I thought the first three exams in the book were very easy, but they reviewed a lot of material I had trouble with. Good luck!! What type of unit were you hired on??

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