Replies Discussion - Week 2Rochelle McIntireBeing a continuing student at Walden University provides some comfort in preparation for the MSN program. However, as you noted MSN program is not a simple continuation of undergraduate studies because MSN call for different approach to learning. I have confidence that knowledge and competence acquired through online degree programs can match or exceed that from brick and mortar type of school. With regard to concerns relating to preparation for National Exam, I think you should pursue as many external resources as can aid in your education. Organizations such as The American Nurses Association (ANA) have numerous resources that are useful in professional development ("FNP," n.d.). Further, the use of academic and professional networks will provide further direction as to which external sources can be utilized in the MSN program.Time prioritization is also a major concern for me. Competition for time personal, professional, and academic engagements is a major challenge. However, I am confident that the challenge can be overcome. ReferenceFamily Nurse Practitioner Certification. (n.d.). Retrieved January 13, 2020, from https://www.nursingworld.org/continuing-education/family-nurse-practitioner-interactive-review-cours/Diana MerinoI can identify with your concerns on whether knowledge and competencies obtained through online programs are comparable to traditional courses provided through physical