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Pros to entry into practice DNP program: Prepares you utilize more evidence based practice. Is becoming the standard degree for a career in academics. Shows the medical community your commitment to anesthesia. You wouldn't have to worry about going ...

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Hello all, After researching a few DNAP CRNA programs, it seems that the programs have integrated the content of DNAP studies into all semesters of the CRNA programs. I do however, wonder if the integration of the DNAP classes that many consider to b...

New Post comparing pros and cons of MSN vs. DNP SCRNA school can be viewed here: https://allnurses.com/certified-registered-nurse/attn-crnas-amp-1006865.html#post8664729 Attn CRNA's & SRNA's: DNP/DNAP vs. MSN/MSNA - What pros and cons are there?

The school I got into has both the DNAP and MSN routes for entry into practice. There is not a MSN to DNAP program offered at my school. The admission committee said there was no preference for DNAP applicants vs. MSN applicants. I chose DNAP and got...

Well, I've been blessed with the opportunity to attend either the MSN or the DNAP from the same University. 1 year later and I am still torn between which I should choose. Plus side to DNAP, more marketability after graduation (Debatable), prestige/p...

ShawnyD, thank you so much for sharing what your method of preparation was. I'll certainly be preparing in a similar fashion. From what I've commonly seen, RN's studying for CCRN usually use Gaspari's vids and take notes, plus the test questions on t...

Preference for DNAP? while I understand why there wouldn't be preference for an MSN, the counterpart may not have that many advantages, however, I'm no SRNA so I am uncertain. This is indeed what I am trying to figure out. Would the DNAP content dist...

C'mon SRNA's let's hear your stats!

Just called over to AACN yesterday. As per the phone conversation, "MICU" experience qualifies for the CMC as long as 50% of the patients have issues that are cardiac in nature, so I guess this pertains to admitting diagnosis, however, this can also ...

I wonder if MICU or SICU experience would qualify one for the CMC or CSC; does anyone have any input on this?

Keep this thread active! We've got some really good responses!

I agree, the UA reps can be pushy with the books and registering for classes.

As you can read in my previous post, I'm in the JU RN-BSN program now and can say that I am having a good experience. This past session I took Evidence based practice and Nursing assessment together and the beginning was wasn't super challenging; how...

I agree, Jacksonville University has been good to me!

I'm currently taking Evidence based practice and Health assessment. From what I can see, week 7 is packed with many assignments, and students should probably work a week ahead of time. Evidence based practice centralizes around one 10-12 page assignm...

I would say that I'm happy with the way these past two classes turned out!

The price JU charges is $447 per credit hour, there are 32 credits needed for the RN-BSN program given you have completed the gen ed's. And it varies, they have "6 eight week sessions per year" not 3 semesters like most schools. This is nice because ...

You will love it, the JU program is so organized and the online environment is super easy to navigate through. Reflecting on my decision, I'm very happy I am attending JU!

Whew, this information management in healthcare course is dense with information, I truly hope there wont be too many overly challenging questions on the test. Hopefully these questions will pertain to her lecture and terminology. Anyone have any inp...

The day is here, time to further the education!

OK, so all the materials came in the other day, I think I'm ready! I've heard a few comments from alumni of JU's RN-BSN saying that they started part time and finished full time in a year from start to finish. I think I will start of with two classes...

The Navy Nurse Corps has to have a lot of promising and rewarding opportunities for career growth and it is certain you will be able to see and experience a lot if you decide to pursue that route. Military educations and experience are well respected...

Me, I'm going to buy the package deal with book/study guide/CD I think it might suite my needs. Also I think it will be a good idea to have the visual information on CD. Plus, if I come to the conclusion I shouldn't have bought any one of the compone...

Hi everyone, I'm writing this post to get your valuable opinion on RN to BSN programs! What Florida BSN or RN-BSN Program did you choose to go to? What percentage of your classes got A's, B's, C's, etc. (i.e. 35% A, 55% B, 10% C? Did your school mak...