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It's nice to hear that the program is tough, yet doable. I do not doubt that it is. Honestly, I still feel very skeptic on how incredibly easy it is to get accepted. I feel graduate school should have more rigorous requirements. Anyone else feel this way?

How do you like Chamberlain's FNP program? Are they selective on whom they accept into the program? Also, are you able to work full time?

I am very interested in Chamberlain's FNP program, but I am little skeptical because the application process was such a breeze (no letters of recommendation required or essay). Did anyone else find this odd? I spoke to an addmissions advisor and he was extremely helpful and the program seems wonderful, but I cannot seem to understand why they do not make the application process more difficult since it is a graduate program. Anyone have any input on this? Also, does anyone know the recent pass percentage/rate for the most recent class?

Hi scrubbing17, how ow is the program going for you? I imagine you are almost finished?

Hello! I am very interested in the Chamberlain FNP program and I saw some posts you replied to indicating you went through or may be going through it. Do you like it? Do you feel you are getting a quality education? How was it finding your own clinical preceptors? Also, I'm a little skeptical because the application process was incredibly easy and the requirements were only standard.

Does anyone know the pass rate for boards for Chamberlain's FNP program?

Drexel has an online program but seems very competitive as the university has a very high reputation. I would like to know the likelihood of being accepted into the Family NP program as a new working RN. I would be working approximately one year when the program would begin (2016). If anyone can give me advice, that would be wonderful.