Where are you going for your DNP

I am finishing up my DNP program at Pace University in New York City. It is a 3.5 yrs program of both in class and online activities. It is very intense because of all the writing and research classes but it can be done. I have a full time RN job and a part time NP job a husband but no children. If anyone decides to attend this program be very aware that it is very labor intensive writing wise but there are no clinical hours to complete or thesis to write, just a mentoring project and a publishable morificecript in the final semester.

Thanks for being honest about your experience !

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I currently work 40 hours a week as a NP at a hospital, and I am currently enrolled full time at Saint Louis University's DNP program. It is very challenging but doable. It is all online except for an orientation in the beginning, and presentation of your capstone project at completion.

I am almost halfway done with my DNP program. I already have a Master's degree in Nursing and am an NP. I work 40 + hours as an NP and take 2-3 classes per semester. My program is all online except for the clinical project during the last year. My DNP program is at UMASS-Amherst and the concentration is in public health which is why I chose this program. :) It is very time consuming and life can get crazy with all this working and studying but is still doable.

Christine

Thanks for your replies! That's another thing I was concerned with-if I could work full time and do school full time. I'm encouraged to see that it can be done although difficult.

Hi

I am going to University of Minnesota as they have the DNP-Integrative Health and Healing program. I do not know if any other University has that program within the DNP

Do you know?

Good luck

My best

Olof

No I don't know, but that sounds interesting! Thanks for sharing!

Hey Christvs!

I sent you a PM regarding the DNP program at Amherst!