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Thanks, I read about 150 of the OU posts and I think I have ruled them out, I don't have the patience to wait the time frames it sounds to get answers about anything. Once I make a decision I want to get started and they sound like they drag their feet to much and are not always up front about things. I'm really thinking about Arizona State University, I would appreciate any feedback on them that anyone may have. I am still considering Chamberlain, I have a co-worker who just finished from there and was very happy but the cost is an issue. The reviews for South University haven't been good.
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I am very glad to see this post. I too would be grateful to get any info about this topic. Thanks for all who reply and to the original poster. I will also share any info I gather.
P.S I did start the application for UOP, but had second thoughts as the cost is outrageous. I could always get a loan, but imagine the pain of having to pay all that money back
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Ohio Univ has received varying reports about the process of admissions. I think it's improving but can't say for sure. I've noticed improvements in response times and real people answer the phone now rather than machines! I just started their program this week and so far, so good. I like the format and the cost is terrific. OK Wesleyan looks good and I spoke with them way back...too expensive for me however. I also don't want to be required to take religious studies classes. Good luck! I would reconsider OU. You can call and ask them what the time frame is for admissions.
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I just ruled out Walden University, they require 70 hours of onsite type clinicals.