There are many excellent clinical sites and residency preceptors in the Triangle area including hospital, home health, long-term care and ambulatory care settings. Learners may also suggest sites and preceptors, which will then be evaluated by the faculty to assure that course objectives can be met. The classes you will attend are regular University classes. The University reserves the right to cancel classes if enrollment is insufficient. You may elect to complete the residency hours in the summer after the 4th semester.
Tuition is subject to yearly increases.
Upon acceptance into the program, you will be sent registration instructions for the first semester. Tuition must be submitted at the time of registration. You are responsible for your own travel expenses related to clinical placement. The deadline for applying is March 1, for the program beginning the following fall. If you apply after March 1, your application will be considered on a space-available basis.