LauraMH said:I have applied for the Post Masters PMHNP. I spoke with an enrollment counselor and the program sounds great. It is very affordable and fast.
Good Luck!
I was accepted to start in the Post Masters PMHNP program this fall. Still waiting to hear back from the University of Alabama before I register for classes. So far the process isn't too bad...other than getting all the annoying health records together (TB, vaccines, etc.) that all programs require. I'm guessing we will be classmates.
Are you starting in October? I had the 3 P's in my MSN so I don't need to start in August, but I don't graduate until August 21, so I won't hear if I got in until then.
I work for the government, and found out I get 33% off tuition and that sealed the deal for me.
the program looks very straightforward and no extra touchy-feely theory mumbo-jumbo which I love! Good luck to you! Maybe I will see you at the on-site required trips?
NPwant2B, BSN
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I am looking at several FNP programs in Alabama, but can't find much on the University of North Alabama other than the website. Has anyone heard anything about the FNP program? It is very affordable ($12,900 tuition), not for profit, and CCNE accredited, so I am wondering why this school's masters program is not discussed on here. Does it have a bad reputation? Thank you for any insight or information!