I am enrolled in the DNP program. I’m currently in my second course, and my experience, thus far, has been great. GCU is not for profit and regionally accredited, and the DNP program is CCNE accredited.
I completed my MSN under the "old curriculum" which from what I understand, has changed quite a bit. During my prgroam, all of my assessments were papers except for 1 proctored exam. I don't think that aspect of the program has changed tremendously.
On a scale of 0-10, my writing is probably a 7 or 8. I did my MSN immediately after my BSN, so that greatly helped with my writing abilities, APA formatting, etc. The rubrics and exactly what they wanted in each paper seemed clear enough to me when I...
I did the MSN leadership/management program, and my program was pretty writing intensive. My capstone paper was nearly 50 pages, including cover page and reference pages.
Grantham University lacks regional accreditation and CCNE or ACEN accreditation, while WGU has regional accreditation and CCNE accreditation. It's a really a no-brainer; WGU is the winner. If you are seeking tuition reimbursement from your employer, ...
I don't think it will hurt you in the least. With so many hospitals being Magnet accredited or seeking Magnet accreditation, the more master's degree-prepared nurses, the better it looks for the hospital. Just my two cents...
RNRy replied to ScaredpotentialNURSE's topic in NCLEX
I hope you passed!!!! However, I want to clear up some mass confusion about the exam. It doesn't matter whether you got the last question correct or incorrect. If the last question you answered was below the passing line, you fail - regardless of whe...
My ideal co-worker is a team player, refrains from workplace gossip, and does not bring personal life drama into the workplace. I don't care if co-workers know about my personal life or not.
As a nurse manager, how do you respond to staff members who are upset that a former employee is being hired again? Said former employee electively left the facility on positive terms the first time. Is it best to address the current employees' conce...
Perhaps it would be best for you to apply for clinic or doctor's office jobs. Those jobs are generally less stressful and less physically demanding, but that is usually reflected in the compensation. Beware of hospital postings for a lot of dayshift...