Adelphi University Adult Gerontology Primary Care Nurse Practitioner - Spring 2026

[Kjd321]

Hi anyone know anything about this program there seems to be no reviews at all.

• tuition
• exams
• clinicals
• group projects
• classwork

[Kjd321]

Starting in Spring 2026!  hoping to get some info

 

 any information about the program is welcomed!!

[Guest885043, BSN]

Kjd321 said:

Starting in Spring 2026!  hoping to get some info

 

 any information about the program is welcomed!!

Hi Kjd321! I am starting Spring 2026 as well!  I just found out I got accepted.  Are you in NY?  I wonder if there is a way we can connect offline.  I was trying to find out more about this program, but not much info can be found so what I can find so far.  - Winnie

[Guest885043, BSN]

I spoke to my application counselor, she told me for the whole program would cost me about $44,000 tuition for the 28 months.  I am anxious if I will be able to keep my full time job that I worked for 14 years for a mananged Care organzation.  Hopefully I will be able to work something out.  I know in the last 3 semesters will be very intense and I heard people will have to change to Part-time.  I saw that you went to Chamberlain for your BSN? me too : )  I tried to send you a private message, but they don't let me in allnurses.com. Not sure why. 

[Kjd321]

Yes I was about to finally get a quote on the program!! Almost $5400 for 6 credits with fees. Did you sign up for Spring classes ? It looks like the program is front loaded with all lecture courses in the first year (4 semesters) . Then the last threes semesters are classes with clinicals and exams. 
It looks doable but some courses have a set time for exams. Like 4pm-7pm that'll be the tricky part for me too. My friends program at D'youville allows you to take the exam at any time of the day as long as it's completed at that date. 

It's a relatively new program hence why there's no info

[Guest885043, BSN]

Kjd321 said:

Yes I was about to finally get a quote on the program!! Almost $5400 for 6 credits with fees. Did you sign up for Spring classes ? It looks like the program is front loaded with all lecture courses in the first year (4 semesters) . Then the last threes semesters are classes with clinicals and exams. 
It looks doable but some courses have a set time for exams. Like 4pm-7pm that'll be the tricky part for me too. My friends program at D'youville allows you to take the exam at any time of the day as long as it's completed at that date. 

It's a relatively new program hence why there's no info

Where did you find the details of the exam? I finished submitted all paperwork for application last week. I just literally got an email that I got accepted on the past Sunday afternoon. I paid my 200 deposit yesterday. I am still in the process of waiting for an email to setup my Adephi email so I can get into my account for more details.  

[LBG26]

wing1112ny said:

I spoke to my application counselor, she told me for the whole program would cost me about $44,000 tuition for the 28 months.  I am anxious if I will be able to keep my full time job that I worked for 14 years for a mananged Care organzation.  Hopefully I will be able to work something out.  I know in the last 3 semesters will be very intense and I heard people will have to change to Part-time.  I saw that you went to Chamberlain for your BSN? me too : )  I tried to send you a private message, but they don't let me in allnurses.com. Not sure why. 

I have yet to apply and have till 1/12/26. I also work for MLTC and I think initially it should be doable. Was getting into Spring 2026 hard? Does the letter of recommendation have to be from another NP?  
 

The person I spoke with did not seem to know much about the program. 

[Guest885043, BSN]

LBG26 said:

I have yet to apply and have till 1/12/26. I also work for MLTC and I think initially it should be doable. Was getting into Spring 2026 hard? Does the letter of recommendation have to be from another NP?  
 

The person I spoke with did not seem to know much about the program. 

It did took me a while to gather everything that were needed, esp. I have a lot of transcripts from different places.  I think getting a NP to write the letter would help.  I think very good GPA, and background that the committe think that would make a candidate succesful.  So... hard to say, but worth trying.  I don't know why I cannot send you direct private message here.