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Thank you. I have a friend who did the MSN ed and loved it she went back for FNP and a friend who did FNP with me and went back for PMHNP. Depending on where you are in the program you can switch if you've done the core MSN classes you can start the NP. Speak to your program mentor. It was as difficult as any other program and you will need 3 preceptors in Family or PMH. You will need 600 hours which is 100 more than any other program and that 100 is a lot of hours. I would still recommend the program but the price has risen. ANd I graduated in 22 so I would call the school for updated information. Good luck to you :)

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Under 22,000 for 2 years or 4 terms

That's discouraging ill make sure to update the video soon

Yes I did but I was difficult during last six months because I was doing clinical hours. So working a clinical 40 hours a week then charting and them trying to work on the weekend. Would not recommend it but it was doable.

Full time until then last term of six months then part time per diem

Join fb groups lots of people starting every month 💕

Around 24k…? Double check on the website what they are charging per term. I think it’s about 6k per term I did mine in 4 terms or 2 years.

So when the term first opened up I had 3 classes and after that they open them up one class at a time. So I good relationship with term mentor as soon as I passed on they opened it up.

I don’t mind at all I’ll reach out to a gf in the program I would hate for you to get books and they change them 🥰

@@ItsDanaKay thank you so much

Yes I thought I posted them on the info but you van search specifically for WGU FNP groups on the page :)

I liked it

Depends on the class. Each class has the online book as an option. PowerPoint slides, links to certain guidelines, links to related videos. It’s a lot in each course.

Good luck! Made you’re if you haven’t already to join the support groups on Facebook. I made a long distance friend in the program and we walked the stage together ❤️

How is the program going ? I was thinking about it?

meza how are you liking it so far?!

Has it been hard for you to find employment

I was rn 5 years prior to starting and practical nurse before as well :)

Ok I’m currently enrolled at WGU RN program. I plan to work 1-2 years then go for NP at least that sounds better instead of no experience. What do you suggest ?

@@natakiwaldrip2418 yes some experience is helpful because you might change your mind on what you want to do. If anything working as RN pushed me to be NP more. Also there are different types of NP and while working you'll get to meet some in RN practice so you'll get a better understanding of what you want to do.💕

Hey thats fine totally good questions! The school was online except for preceptors. I have a whole video series on preceptors because it was tough. Check them out and let me know if you have more questions. But I was able to find what I needed. The salary for fl ranges anywhere fore 100 to 120k for family practice office new grad. But there are other options if you wanted to work in hospitality type role or you have specialty experience like oncology/GI/ surgery experience you may be able to tailor your resume for a better acute hospital role. Hope this was helpful.

Thank you ❤️💕

Congratulations on getting into the program! I can’t wait to hear about your journey. Join one of the Facebook wgu pages it’s a good resource and I pop in from time to time :)

Thank you! And congratulations as well. And the program is what you make it. I’m sitting here fully licensed and if you did the BSN you can do the FNP or the Mental health NP if you enjoy psych. (Which has more employment (new grad) opportunities) 🤫

Congratulations 🎉 how was the BSN I start February and I’m super nervous is the work and exams really hard? I plan to do Np as well once finished with BSN

@@Ts-xr4yw I was nervous to because I did not know what to expect. There are so many resources! I never enjoyed writing papers so I was stressed about that but there is a writing team that helps you with it literally can help you with it and teach you latest spa format so you pass your papers. I’m sure you will do well. Make sure to join the fb groups first wgu bsn health program :)

That is such a good question. I guess it depends on the individual state and employer. There are more online degrees in many fields today. Also it’s not 100% online. I did have to do over 600 hours of clinical rotation. One trick you can do is look up the company that you were applying for on LinkedIn and look up employees in the field from that company and see where they have their degree.

@@ItsDanaKay This advice is gold!

What would you like to know? I have messenger and ig o can call and message on there if you have either one instagram.com/finderskeelers?igsh=YTQwZjQ0NmI0OA%3D%3D&

You will pass Every one has their own season,just keep going pray and believe you will receive

Sorry for your predicamentsent, license is for everyone just have to work hard and believe you’ll make it.

Congratulations 🎉🎈

Take the time you need to focus. They give you a report on areas that need some improvement. Take your time and take the exam again you got this!!

Thank you I would relive this year if I could :)

Hey just wanted to make sure I understood your question. I had to write a few papers in APA format related to different classes in the core master program classes. When I got to the NP only portion classes there were less papers. Mostly one big exam along with the “classroom component” you have to make a video and respond to 2 other student videos. Hope that’s helpful 😀

@@ItsDanaKay Yes, you definitely answer my question.Thank you so much for taking the time to answer my question ❤️❤️.

@@CesarRuiz-zz3cz no problem:)

Thank you!

So happy you like it whatever make it work ❤️

Glad it was helpful!

For clinical yes do. You can see if local offices in your area pediatric, family/urgent care offices accept fnp students. That way you have info if there is waiting list ect.

I can do that. I have been trying to motivate myself to make a video so i will start with this.

@@ItsDanaKaythank you

The exams are pretty difficult especially the the 3 ps and the majority of certain classes are just one pass fail exam. The terms are six months long just like the terms in the BSN program you can accelerate the first term. If you look closer at the video I talk about how and what classes I was able to celebrate in my first term the transferable msn classes that are found in other courses for wgu i was only able to accelerate those nothing NP reLated. You can also call them and see if they’re still accelerating and for what program. My last three terms I was not able to accelerate, and I completed the program and a total of two years.

I found it to be pretty standard. Just see if you meet requirements, then submit requirements to apply for program. Being a graduate of school should be easier for them to verify your education. :) I did have to find my own preceptors.

@@ItsDanaKay Thanks for answering!

Hi, Thank you. I felt prepared because I had over 650 clinical hours needed to graduate. I got to see many patients and that helped solidify some knowledge I went over while studying :)

Yes, unfortunately lol. But I started to look forward to those because at least they were easy to complete. The courses that eere only exams were so nerve-racking.

Good luck to you 🥰

Hmm i don recall the exact number but most of the classes only had an exam with a pre exam Some had a one note thing you have to complete with the video +respond to 2 other peer videos But it may have changed. People that are currently in the program may have more insight there are facebook group or the school could give that info as well. I graduated last year so im not 100 on all the details only was able to complete video based on completed classes .

@@ItsDanaKay thank you

Thank you! I graduated last year! I just wanted to show whats comes in the bag :)

If you get your BSN from WGU, does that increase your chances of being accepted into the FNP program?

@@eli3102 i think in the beginning at the start of the program it mattered more. People who get their degree from WGU are familiar with the format, and how to complete the assessments and papers in the APA format. Now that the program is popular it’s been two years now. I think it more depends on your recommendation letter, your application and things like that however i personally think people familiar with the WGU will find it less challenging there is a small learning curve to get the hang of how straightforward WGU is. But anyone can do the program.

Im glad!

Glad it was helpful!

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Ok. I’m just finishing up my BSN after 20 years of being a RN. I’m exploring options for my MSN and was actually looking at WGU. Your video was really helpful. I’m looking for fast track program options as well. Thanks so much

@@shongoree6115 congratulations! It was getting my bsn that made me want to just finish my msn while I was in the groove. I’m glad the video was helpful. Good luck on finding a program that works for you ❤️

@@ItsDanaKay Same for me as well. Now that I’m finishing, I just decided to continue on. There is such a huge need for Mental health NP’s here in Illinois so that’s actually my first choice. So we’ll see. Do you have any knowledge on that program at WGU? Are there FB groups for that as well?

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Hi the pick a major city each year for the graduation ceremony I got lucky I waited 4 months after grad to go to the later commencement :) They post on the website upcoming graduation ceremonies and the city

I definitely had to find my own. And there was a lot of paperwork and deadlines for clinical placement. But after I had my preceptors, I did not have issues.

Thank you I’m glad it was helpful :)

Thank you! I’m glad you liked it. I did the bsn program as well. I mainly posted because there was not a lot of info about the program. But I graduated both programs and I would recommend both as well.

Yes there are several Facebook groups for wgu. Both programs are new so I would recommend joining all the master health related classes and the FNP groups as some overlap. There IS a GPA. As a graduate from an accredited school I received job offers were I applied. Only the rate was lower than I expected but I am in FL. Also there is a high need for PMH nps in all states even need grads are given bonus to start so I do not think you will have and issue. And Thank you!

@Mrsdanamae ok great thanks, yes unfortunately with the FNP the salaries are low this happen to me but now 2.5 years in and I'm finally making a decent wage. I'm going to apply because this school appears most cost affordable. People were reporting no GPA I guess that's other classes

@@dahliadobson4283 it’s kinda hard to find it on the bottom of transcript and it includes the transfer credits. Mine state 3.6. But wgu states passing and graduating will sit between 3.0 and 4.0 all passes classes are considered a B. But I underhand I just wanted my bsn then my FNP and it was affordable.

​@@ItsDanaKayI'm also in Florida and on my last term doing clinicals. If you don't mind me asking, was the rate offered by employers less than a 6 figure income? I'm expecting it will be a paycut from my previous job but hopefully it won't be that much lower.

@@LD-vu2li so you would have to make over 48/hr 40 hours weekly to make min 100k year. On job was 46 an hour primary care it did Offer 2 weeks paid vacation ceus certs etc decent benefits but would not budge a dollar. On job was 50/hr per diem GI rounding in hospital full time hours but no benefits no overtime no extra anything. One job was outpatient in various settings under their name but they had a tier no matter how much nursing or prior clinical exp etc they had annual of 97k starting no negotiating.

Your welcome :)

@ArchangeDodydid you apply ?

Did you apply to the PMHNP program? I’m considering it

There have been so many changes I would clarify with the clinical team. I would feel horrible about giving the wrong information. I did have to pay for one of my preceptors but there was no paperwork stating I could not at the time. Also if you have connection or option you could “secure”your clinical before you started. I did not use the hubs. It was so expensive.

I'm currently on my last term of the FNP program, and unfortunately, WGU does not allow us to pay 3rd parties for clinical placement.

@@LD-vu2li thanks for the info!

How was the msn leadership program?

@@DevTheDudeRN it was pretty straightforward. I was in the program during COVID so they had to make adjustments. Before I graduated they made changes to the curriculum for the incoming classes. A previous coworker of mine completed the new program and did just fine.

I would recommend the cliff walk that's in the same park. That was scarier to me.