Transferring classes to University of Cincinnati NP program

[AOkRN, ADN, BSN]

I was hoping to connect with someone who has transferred graduate credit in to a NP program at the University of Cincinnati.

Before applying to the AGPCNP program at UofC, I spoke to an admission advisor. I was concerned about my less than perfect GPA and ways that I could improve my odds of acceptance. She suggested taking the "3 P's" at Capella University then applying. I took the 3 suggested classes and now UofC does not want to apply the credit hours to my degree!!! An appeal is in the works but I was hoping to find someone who has taken classes recently at Cincinnati to compare the syllabus or someone who has transferred credits. Thanks!!

[Juno]

What are the "3 Ps?" Im doing prereqs at UC so I'm afraid I can't help answer your specific question but I am curious what you are talking about. I have found things to move kind of slow here but I haven't been in school in a really long time so I might not get the context...

[203bravo, MSN, APRN]

Advanced pathophysiology, pharmacology, and physical assessment are the 3 Ps

[Juno]

Thank you! 203bravo- I don't want to hijack the thread but are these usually part of a BSN or MSN program? I am in patho right now and taking pharmacology next semester but these are prereqs at a BSN level. I am hoping to get into the direct entry MSN program at UC but I am looking at finishing prereqs 8 months before I would start the program. It would be great to get a few more classes done prior to starting.

[AOkRN, ADN, BSN]

This is for the MSN program, Adult-gero primary care NP. All NP programs at UC have this in the curriculum. You will need to take graduate level for these courses to translate into a MSN program. Speak to one of the graduate school advisers or someone in the program you plan to apply for.