Testimonials

Regina Prosser
Wilkes University PhD in Nursing online program afforded me the opportunity to advance my professional education and career goals while working full-time.

Regina Prosser , PhD, DNP, RN-BC, CNE
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Deborah Zbegner

It is a collaborative partnership, between you and us, to get the best for you. Our responsibility is to educate you so that you are safe, effective, and able to care for those people you encounter.”

Deborah Zebgner, PhD, CRNP, WHNP-BC, RNC-REI
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Katie Sunday

The Wilkes program is run by a wonderful group of faculty and staff. Our faculty here are very smart, educated, and knowledgeable. They also understand the new NCLEX exam and built the curriculum around it.”

Katie Sunday MSN, RN, ABSN Coordinator
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Payton Bell

I want to provide the highest quality of care possible. At the end of the day, I just want to be the best nurse that I can be to give my patients the absolute best care that they can receive.”

Payton Bell, ABSN Student
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Kelly Samuels

As a professional, I learned that if you are unsure of something or you need help, just ask for it. I think Wilkes stands by that same motto. So I have had questions, I reach out to my professors. They've always been prompt about replying, and the same goes for the clinical placement team. If you email them a question, they'll get back to you quickly.”

Kelly Samuels, ABSN Student
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Sonya Carothers

Wilkes University Passan School of Nursing Ph.D. program was designed for the working person. Because of the design, I felt my dream of obtaining the Ph.D. was indeed possible.”

Sonya Carothers, Family Nurse Practitioner
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Rebecca Cavill

Obtaining a Ph.D. in Nursing online allowed me to work full-time while accomplishing my career and educational goals. The Wilkes faculty provided a caring learning environment and promoted academic excellence.”

Rebecca Cavill, PHD, CRNP
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Celia Rossini

Being able to put your career aside is one of the most important elements for success as a student in this program. Your academics deserve your undivided attention for the 12 months* that it takes to fulfill your dream of becoming a nurse. While the days feel long and the weeks feel short, I can assure you from my experience as a student at Wilkes University, absolutely every single second spent studying, learning, and engaging at clinicals has been worth it. I am amazed at the amount of knowledge I have gained in only 6 months of this program, and the lifelong relationships I have formed with my classmates.”

*Since the date of this testimonial, the program has evolved to a 15-month program.

Celia Rossini, Accelerated Bachelor of Science in Nursing
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Trenise Griffith

Something that I loved about this program is the attention that I got from my counselors early on, before even being accepted to the program. I was able to talk with my advisor over the phone and ask all of the questions that I had at the time to decide whether or not to move forward with the program. I had looked at a lot of schools, but this one fit what I needed.”

Trenise Griffith, Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner
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Craig Patton, Wilkes University nursing student

Wilkes is a brick-and-mortar university with online programs, so you’re getting a quality education without having to pay more for an online-only program.”

Craig Patton, Master of Science in Nursing
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Wilkes university nursing Elizabeth Swinny

A colleague of mine was enrolled in the DNP program at Wilkes and spoke very highly of the curriculum and faculty, so my decision was based on a credible recommendation. I had researched four other programs before deciding on Wilkes; it was definitely the right choice for me.”

Elizabeth Swinny, DNP, APRN, FNP-C, CCRN
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