Allinicole97

Yes I'm already enrolled in the highest courses available in my school. Avd. Biology. Chemistry. College alg./trig and will take calculus as a senior. Honors English and the ap as a senior along with two years of Spanish and adv american history. I as of now have a 4.0 GPA and will be taking the ACT at the beginning of my junior year which will give me all summer to study and prepare.. What is the difference if they change it to needing a dnp??? I don't understand that. I know it's like 6-8 years with an MSN. Would the dnp make it even more year? Or would it just me harder and different courses.

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Okay. Thank you! So if I attend a community college for my first two years (through my school I can do a+ which would pay for those 2 years) and take classes like chemistry,anatomy,etc. would that be considered just have taking my general education course or would I have an associate in science. I've been researching and I'm confused on what I would enroll myself in when college came. Is there a specific 'program' I would go into or would I just sign up for the individual classes needed. Sorry if that didn't make any since.

Hello. I'm currently a sophomore in high school in the state of Missouri. I am very interested in becoming a PNP but I am very confused on how to become one. I have many questions and I'm hoping you could give me detailed answers. How do I become a pediatric nurse practitioner. what steps do I have to take to becoming one right afterhigh school what are good colleges in Missouri to attend to become a pnp can I go to a college and get my bsn and then transfer to a different college to receive a msn please let me know all the information I would need to know before starting my college career. I greatly appreciate it!