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I am currently in the USAR and looking into NP school. I know that there are some NP pathways that the Army does not acknowledge. I was just wondering if anyone had an idea what the Army accepts: FNP, ACNP, ENP, ect. Thanks!!

Thank you for the link. You are always full of awesome advice, I appreciate it! :)

JC, If you read my prior post it indicates that I am USAR-ANC, LT, 66H8A and yes I have my BSN. I am considering going AD in the future but have not made any concrete decisions. I am currently looking at grad schools (leaning toward NP pathway) and ...

I am in the USAR-ANC 66H8A. I am considering going active but I haven't made the final decision yet. Going to grad school will be happening regardless of my duty status, I am just not sure which pathway althought I am leaning towards CNS/NP pathway. ...

Thanks JC, I was acutally looking at that this morning. I remember my recruiter telling me that the Army would not pay for an FNP but would pay for an Acute Care NP. Just a bit on the confusing side! :)

Congrats LT Kelly, I salute you!!! Hoooooooahhhhhh :yeah::yeah: Wooooot wooooooot!!!!

Lexmom, There is a ton of information in this forum. I suggest taking the time to look around, there is alot of great advice in here.

I thought that going through the DODMERB with a contract Doc was just like getting a check-up. Just to add to the earlier posts there was a hearing test, a measurement for moles/tats, and you had to read a passage. The only issue that I had with th...

Hi Edie, A BSN is required for active duty, an ASN can get one into the reserves but cannot be promoted higher that a 1LT. I am not sure about if one has an ASN and also a bachelors in some other area. Also from my understanding (and someone please c...

Hi Patty, I was just wondering if you had heard from your recruiter for clarification. When I was boarded, I had no wait time at all. It was just a matter of coordinating schedules with my recruiter which was less than 5 days. I have never heard of a...

Thank you for your input Athena. I too am AR-8A, and was just wondering if I decided to change specialities in the civilian world if I can get the new identifier (after I have fulfilled the hour requirements of course). Edie...not sure that the Army ...

Thank you for your input JC, its good to know that the Oakleys do not last.

This post is supposed to be about Oakley boots and the fit. Not about how big my feet and posterior view are!! Although there is nothing wrong with either. Once again I maintain my postition that you are just jealous of my other attributes. Now pleas...

Well, I have something else that is probably bigger than yours...can't help it if you are the jealous type!!! :chuckle:chuckle;)

Well Edie...I dont have a pair of Oakley boots but I wanted to add to your question!! :D I am just curious on the sizing in the womens sizes!!!

Hey Patty, Did you talk with your recruiter about the commissioning ceremony and stuff??

Hey Patty, When are you planning on going to OBLC??

Eloquently stated Ma'am. What you wrote reminded me of a passage in the Army Officer's Guide... "... to be effective over time in sunshine and rain, in mud and blood, officers must hear and answer a call to service that is no less powerful than that ...

Congrats 1LT!

I just threw up in my mouth Kelly!! Just kidding! Weeeeeeee! That would be awesome if your man could be there when you commission. It is one of those amazing life moments that only happens once.

LMAO!!!! Edie, I think that Kelly was lying to you and they were reading (looking at pics) in the Kama Sutra!! hehe Too fricking funny! Kelly, Iwould think that you should hear something by Friday since boards were Tuesday. We are sitting here antcip...

Good luck ladies!! Thanks for the update Edie, I was wondering where Miss Kelly had disappeared too... you go girl! hehee Stacee

Congrats Cindy!! Thank you for the update. I am still waiting for my orders which is worse that watching a toaster!! Hopefully I will be able to get into the April class. The info on the course is much appreciated, it helps to lessen the anxiety. Any...

Knowing what I know and I might be off base a bit...the age range for active and reserves is 21-42. With that being said, you can waiver if you are over 42 which usually isn't an issue. Your recruiter should have been on top of that way before your a...

Hey Kelly...get your butt in gear so you can hang with the cool kids! heheee Edie...no apologies for your spelling, you were under stress!!