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I am looking to start this summer as well. My admissions rep wants a start of June 29th, but that is so fast!!! I wasn't really expecting that quick of turn-around to be honest!

My admissions rep said that your clinical experiences have to be in a primary care setting within the FNP program. No ER, etc. but I read online that in rural areas where your choices are limited that you can discuss with your academic adviser and work something out if necessary.

Hi Gin123, I spoke with my admissions rep a couple of days ago and specifically asked about on campus requirements and she said that there are NONE. They will send a rep out to your chosen clinical site for review and the only time you have to go to campus is to walk and graduate if you choose to do so. I am looking to start either this month or next month, but have been very skeptical. A lot of folks from my area (north central Florida) choose to go to University of South Alabama. From what I can tell the programs are quite similar, but USA makes you go to the campus at least once during the program for exams and clinical. I read one post on here from 2013 I believe that said they had a friend who had to go on campus with only 3 weeks notice for something, but it sounded like that was an unusual circumstance and situation. When I talked to my admission person it did seem like they were in a rush to get me going, but I can understand that to a certain extent, I just want to make sure that I am making the right decision with this investment of my time and money. Good luck with whichever route you go with!

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