Which FNP school to choose?!...

[snk2503]

Hello, I was wondering if anyone could give me information on the following FNP programs. I am having a very hard time finding a program that I would to attend; Any information would be helpful. Thanks!!

Xavier University (in Ohio)

University of Cincinnati

Chamberlain University

Ball State University

Walden University

[Dranger]

Ball State or Xavier

[Hoosier_RN, MSN]

Ball State

[PG2018]

#1 the school your state board will recognize an education from

#2 the most, overall, cost efficient

#3 the one that won't make you find your own clinical sites (which is completely idiotic - I had to do that from a STATE medical university)

[BCgradnurse, MSN, RN, NP]

^^^^

What Psychguy said......

[Dranger]

#1 the school your state board will recognize an education from

#2 the most, overall, cost efficient

#3 the one that won't make you find your own clinical sites (which is completely idiotic - I had to do that from a STATE medical university)

Unfortunately I think all of the schools she listed require the student to find their own....

[Bumex, DNP, NP]

I actually enjoy my AGNP program at u of Cincinnati. Professors are readily available for questions, lectures are thought provoking and high quality. I also have had loads of help with registration, trouble shooting, etc.

[snk2503]

I haven't researched a school that makes the clinical assignment for me yet. I received my BSN through WGU so I'm not sure if I am considered a competitive student since I'm considered a 3.0 GPA. If anyone has any recommendations for FNP schools I would love to hear them. I live in Ohio.

[Bumex, DNP, NP]

Just FYI, a GPA >3.5 is considered competitive at u of Cincinnati