MiHopeFull MSN, RN, NP

Experience goals, what lead you to apply to the program etc..

Heads up, if you did not get in and want to apply to another speciality they reopened the deadline for several specialities from March 2-April 1.

I got my acceptance email today, for FNP.

Ohio State U. offers direct entry NP with no nursing experience.

When I was a bedside nurse at Ohio State U $25.00 an hour, you commit to a minimum of 4 hours, and they give it out like candy. After, the first 4 hours I was making time and a half, plus the other incentives so around $70 an hour I think. You could ...

When I worked in Columbus Ohio, there was a bedside nurse making 260,000 at my hospital, was working 6-7 days a week though it was at a major university with all the employee salaries being publicly available.

In general 3 years part time, 2 years full time.

I applied to Post-Masters FNP, fingers crossed.

Oh yes you are correct, I thought you were out of state, it would be within a 2-hour drive of your home address, and 1 semester you would be expected to go anywhere in the state.

It comes as a surprise to everyone, the clinical portion, the last 3 semesters is 3 days a week and 1 day of classes, you have a figure in the travel times and getting hotels often complicates things. We are talking about the onsite FNP? the online d...

They provide preceptors, but the site can be up to 2-hour drive from Columbus, and 1 of the semesters they will place you anywhere in the state of Ohio, a friend lives in Columbus, but gets a hotel in Clevland a few times a week.

Ya, it's only part time which is 2-3 classes per semester till you hit the last 3 semesters. The last 3 semesters, you need to do 670 hours of clinical for FNP, a typical clinical experience is 6-7 hours per day, since most of the clinic's are open a...

I have a friend who just started the clinical portion. He said 3 clinical's per week, then one 1 class meeting per week.

Everything is garbage compared to Uworld.

I pay 57 dollars a month for parking

Ohio state U

One of the people I graduated with moved back to Michigan and got a job at the UM a family member got her in, as-far-as the board's go in the last semester the school will ask which state you plan to receive your initial RN license in, once you gradu...

Forgot to mention you need your BLS certification from the American Heart Association before you start.

It took me 8 hours to find a job I only applied to 1, I applied to Cincinnati Children's and they called me the next morning. Interview the next day job offer same day. Alot of people had job offers lined up before graduation. The school has a great ...

Don't know if it's good or bad, just pointing out you cover the same amount of material in less time during the summer. Did everyone get your Hep B vaccine started, they take 6 months to get all 3 shots, and you have to have them complete by the firs...

The preceptorships are in the last semester, you can work any unit as long as its not OR or ED, I did ICU.

If you are starting in May the summer semester is even more compressed, I think it's 2-3 weeks shorter than the rest of the semesters. In between fall and winter semester you get almost a month off!

You can get 1 C as a final grade, 2 and you are kicked out of the program. I would say pharm is the class that will keep you most busy but not impossible. I would not worry about doing anything before arriving it's all self contained

I started in January, don't worry about financial aid. By coincidence (not really) the maximum you can borrow through federal direct loans is the cost of tuition each semester. The first semester I lived off savings, the last 3 semester I took out di...

Hey everyone I graduated from the Magelin program in '16, can't believe it's been almost 2 years, I'm an RN working at Ohio State U Wexner Med. Center, I promised myself I would come back periodically to answer questions. Since, I had so much fear ab...