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  1. UT AE-MSN 2018

    I'm currently in the PMHNP program at UT. One of the main reasons the program limits the sizes of their cohorts is because they do 99.9% of the work associated with securing preceptors for students. Which means, as of right now, everyone who is admit...
  2. UT Austin has full-time in person FNP, AG-CNS, PMHNP and PNP MSN programs.
  3. looking for on-campus MSN/DNP(NP) degrees in the U.S

    The University of Texas at Austin offers full-time on-campus FNP MSN program. DNP is a hybrid program.
  4. Two dui' 6 and 9 years old

    Here's my anecdotal experience for what its worth...I was in a BSN program in TX and prior to starting our clinical portion we had to get approval from the Board of Nursing (BON) via background check. This was in 2014, I had two similar convictions (...
  5. Uworld percentage

    Quick question for those who have already tested. Does the NCLEX computer-adaptive test have any of the highlight or cross out features that UWorld has? I don't want to get hooked on using those features if the actual test doesn't have them or someth...
  6. Vanderbilt Nurse Residency Summer 2016

    It did help. Thank you :)
  7. Vanderbilt Nurse Residency Summer 2016

    Hey everyone, I graduate from UT Austin May 2016 and I'm looking at the Psychiatric track. I'm getting a little bit of late start on the initial online application. Is the initial application where we list our clinical references or is that going to...
  8. A typical day in a psych unit

    Well done Hygiene Queen :)
  9. UT AE-MSN 2016

    Hello everyone! I applied to the traditional MSN PMHNP program and have been lurking on this thread for a little while. There is a bunch of great info here so thanks for sharing your experiences and good luck in the rest of the process :)
  10. Vanderbilt Nurse Residency Summer 2016

    Hello everyone! I'll be applying for the residency as well.
  11. I'll graduate in May with my BSN. I went back to school full time at 34 (total leap of faith) and will be graduating at 39 years old. I loved my cohort and getting feed off that youthful energy. The most important part of my journey was staying organ...
  12. I'm a male BSN student finishing up my maternity rotation and I showed women how to initiate breast feeding a couple of times this semester. A male peer of mine acted as a lactation consulting for a mother as well. Just because you can't imagine it d...