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If you have great time management skills you will be fine. I have taken 2 classes starting patho and Pham next

This is my email [email protected] can you send me the information too. Thanks Emily

Thanks for the advice just started and will definitely look up those apps

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The previous post has a point. But I will think of the future, they might not be short of nurses in the future, what if your wants some recognition which will require nurses to be BSN prepared, do you think they will keep you just because? Do you have no desire to grow in your current position? maybe an educator or clinical nurse since you love teaching new grads? All these have to be considered. I completed mine the cheapest way I could because I wanted to advance my career. You have to think of your personal goals. Just my two cents ! Good luck

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If the program director does not do anything about it go to the dean with an official complain and let the other students who witness it write a support letter. Like the other writers said, if you wait till you get dropped then it's too late.

anh06005 thanks for your response, I think I will stick with my original plan of FNP just to keep my options open.

I know this question might have been asked! I'm contemplating now between FNP and AGNP because I really don't want to care for kids since all my experience has been with Adults. But because of job prospects in the future, what happens if I become a FNP but don't see kids how does the recertification process works. I live in MD, will love to get inputs. I have been accepted into a FNP program but have the option to switch to AGNP if I want to. Thanks

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Good decision, at the end of the day it is your license on the line not the agency.

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