United States University (USU) FNP program January 2021

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Hope everyone is doing well. I write this post in the hopes of finding other current students of USU's FNP program; specifically, those that are starting this January as well. I applied and was accepted for the January cohort however, I wanted to hear if others have insight about their program based on personal experience. I'd be so grateful for any input.

Thank you!

 

Specializes in 8 years Dialysis nurse.

I didn't go because they cancel the class, there was not enough enrolees.

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Specializes in PICU.

hi everyone!

 

can anyone please shed some light on your experience with this school and this program? looking to enroll in January, thanks!!

 

 

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Specializes in Med-Surg 6years.

Hi. I am planning to enroll this coming January. Anyone here? please email me [email protected]

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Specializes in outpatient, dialysis, rehab and school.

I am also thinking on starting in January....still not so confident though!.

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Specializes in BA Psych, BSN, MBA.

I applied to USU, Keiser, St. Thomas U, USC and got into all. Due to reviews of the program I was able to easily scratch this off my list. I met someone local to me that advised it was not "great" and while I would like a more financially affordable offer I have chosen to go to USC. Best of Luck. 

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Hey there- anyone looking into March 1, 2022 start?

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Specializes in Med/Surg.

Hey ! I'm hoping to start in March

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Specializes in Hospice.

hello nurses!  I'm supposed to start the FNP in Jan 2022, can anyone share anything about the Immersion portion?  Anxiety kicking in, do they give you remediation if you don't get signed off?  Would you recommend USU to other nurses?  Thank you!

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Specializes in Pediatrics/Allergy.

hello! I’m not sure about the remediation part, I don’t do immersion till this coming May. I was really hesitant about this school at first, but so far it’s been great. I’m done with the first year, and about to start my first of the “3 p’s” on the 4th. I would definitely recommend this program, but that being said, you get out of it what you put into it. It’s very much self driven, the program gives you the blueprint, but it’s up to you to fill in the blanks if that makes sense. As someone else had stated, it’s important to find a group of people that you start with and start a what’s app group, just so you have some camaraderie, it feels  more like a classroom cohort that way. I have talked with several NP’s and they all said the same thing. As long as the program is accredited, it doesn’t matter because they are all the same curriculum. For me the price was a no-brainer. I’m happy I made this choice. 

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Specializes in Hospice.

Thank you so much for the info!  My biggest fear is I have no experience in Peds other than what was required in the RN Program.  Was hoping they offered the Gerontology but they currently only offer FNP, still going for it.  Thank you for replying!  Good Luck!

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Specializes in Pediatrics/Allergy.

Oh I don’t think that will be an issue for you at all. We haven’t had much PEDS focus yet. If you really want the gero, you could always do a post masters certificate. Still would be cheaper than doing it at a different university. ?

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Specializes in Hospice.

Thank you for the encouragement!  ?

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