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Thanks, I'll look into it!

Hello nurses, i have a silly question to ask. I have been a psyche nurse for the past 5 years, and this job has started to wear on me. I started my career as a cardiac nurse and worked in that field for 2 years. I really enjoyed what i did, however i always wanted to try my hand at psyche nursing so i took the plunge 5 years ago. I don't regret my decision, as i have gained a great understanding of psyche and have a deep respect for all that work in that capacity. However, as mentioned above, i'm ready for a change. On to the question: Am i too late to go back to regular nursing? I really want to do home health, but i'm concerned that i've spent to long working in psyche, and i won't be able to make the transition. I feel that i will relearn quick, but at the same time don't want to be a burden. I really want to change, what are your thoughts?? Ready.....go!

Milosmom, Yes I was accepted, it took a lot longer than the 2 weeks as mentioned above. In fact, I received a call of my acceptance 2 days before class started. Besides that, all has been peachy. Good luck on your MAT. (not the most enjoyable test I've taken) :)

Hello everyone, I am currently applying for the FNP online program at Gonzaga University. I would really like to hear from those that are currently attending this program. What is your overall impression of the program? Do you feel you can manage a full time job along with your studies? Does anyone know what the admission rate is at Gonzaga? I should be finding out within the next 2 weeks if I'm accepted or not. Any comments regarding this program would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!