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Walden has started new a new FNP and AGNP enrolling now for start date in Sept, Oct, and Dec. hope this is helpful to people that are interested.
OK i called the TX HECB today - here's what they said. Walden has a Certificate of Authorization in place for their Adult/Geri NP. FNP is not listed on their certificate. They need to have this added which shouldn't be hard. They are certified by NCACS for the THECB.
Ok so - anyone that has actually researched this and has a solid answer. Are we OK to take clinicals for the FNP in Texas and have them COUNT so we can sit for licensure exam???
Mark,
I'm also at Walden taking FNP. I'm only on my second quarter taking just 5 credits at a time. I love all your post. People think that Walden is easy but it's actually hard and time consuming.
Since you've already taken the specialty courses, can I ask if the assignment writing part ever gonna end? I'm okay with the discussions since it's kinda informal but the long paper is just exhausting! I am not a gifted writer so it consumes my time trying to construct a coherent and gramatically correct paper. I read in your post that there are quizzes every week and discussions in the specialty courses. Are there assignment papers as well? I think my strength is more on quizzes and tests. To me writing is harder than memorizing. I would appreciate every input.
Thanks!
Mark I'm also at Walden taking FNP. I'm only on my second quarter taking just 5 credits at a time. I love all your post. People think that Walden is easy but it's actually hard and time consuming. Since you've already taken the specialty courses, can I ask if the assignment writing part ever gonna end? I'm okay with the discussions since it's kinda informal but the long paper is just exhausting! I am not a gifted writer so it consumes my time trying to construct a coherent and gramatically correct paper. I read in your post that there are quizzes every week and discussions in the specialty courses. Are there assignment papers as well? I think my strength is more on quizzes and tests. To me writing is harder than memorizing. I would appreciate every input. Thanks![/quote']Thanks for asking this question . I have the same concerns . I will be starting in the specialty courses in March and I am fearful of the writing assignments on top discussions, quizzes etc
But as he mentioned before it never gets easier
Thanks for asking this question . I have the same concerns . I will be starting in the specialty courses in March and I am fearful of the writing assignments on top discussions quizzes etc But as he mentioned before it never gets easier[/quote']I'm also considering taking the last three classes before practicum separately I believe they are the meat of the program . Is it doable to work full time taking advanced patho and health assessment ? I don't want to postpone practicum but is it's worth it I will
Mark,I'm also at Walden taking FNP. I'm only on my second quarter taking just 5 credits at a time. I love all your post. People think that Walden is easy but it's actually hard and time consuming.
Since you've already taken the specialty courses, can I ask if the assignment writing part ever gonna end? I'm okay with the discussions since it's kinda informal but the long paper is just exhausting! I am not a gifted writer so it consumes my time trying to construct a coherent and gramatically correct paper. I read in your post that there are quizzes every week and discussions in the specialty courses. Are there assignment papers as well? I think my strength is more on quizzes and tests. To me writing is harder than memorizing. I would appreciate every input.
Thanks!
NO...The writing never ends. The last classes are the worst. You can do it, one step at a time....
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Thanks for the info, FNP-2-BE. It was very helpful.:)