Cost per credit NP programs

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Specializes in Family Nurse Practitioner.

Hi,

Would you mind to share a ball park on the cost per credit for NP classes?

Thank you in advance.

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Specializes in acute rehab, med surg, LTC, peds, home c.

I just applied to Rutgers here in NJ. I believe the price I saw was 302/credit which is hard to believe since my undergrad credits were around $285 just last year so I think 302 is too good to be true. Also check the aanp web site, there are grants available through them.

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Specializes in allergy and asthma, urgent care.

My program was $1000 a credit. Yep....I'm broke....lol!!

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Specializes in CTICU.

Pitt - around $700 for instate

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Specializes in ER; CCT.
Hi,

Would you mind to share a ball park on the cost per credit for NP classes?

Thank you in advance.

University of Southern Indiana: $255/credit - 42 credits required post BSN for MSN/FNP

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Specializes in acute rehab, med surg, LTC, peds, home c.
I just applied to Rutgers here in NJ. I believe the price I saw was 302/credit which is hard to believe since my undergrad credits were around $285 just last year so I think 302 is too good to be true. Also check the aanp web site, there are grants available through them.

I was wrong. The price for grad school credits is $620/credit. I knew it was too good to be true. Looks like I'll be taking one class at a time for the rest of my life.:clown:

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Specializes in Family Nurse Practitioner.
University of Southern Indiana: $255/credit - 42 credits required post BSN for MSN/FNP

Darn it looks like this is in-state. Out of state is $503.35/credit hour

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Specializes in ER; CCT.
Darn it looks like this is in-state. Out of state is $503.35/credit hour

Sorry--forgot to mention. All NP students, regardless of where they live, pay in-state tuition at USI. This is because the NP program is set up in distance education format. Indiana State is the same way, but a few dollars more expensive. I live in California and paid just under $10K (back when it was $238/credit) for the entire program. If they charged out of state for non-Indiana residence, it would be a fortune--around 20K or so.

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Specializes in Family Nurse Practitioner.

Thank you, I must have missed that! That makes a huge difference, thanks for replying. It was kind of frustrating trying to track down the tuition rates on the different sites. Maybe its just me but I think tuition is pretty important and should be easily located. :)

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Specializes in acute rehab, med surg, LTC, peds, home c.
Thank you, I must have missed that! That makes a huge difference, thanks for replying. It was kind of frustrating trying to track down the tuition rates on the different sites. Maybe its just me but I think tuition is pretty important and should be easily located. :)

I think they do that on purpose so we dont get scared away right off the bat. :coollook:

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Specializes in ER; CCT.
Thank you, I must have missed that! That makes a huge difference, thanks for replying. It was kind of frustrating trying to track down the tuition rates on the different sites. Maybe its just me but I think tuition is pretty important and should be easily located. :)

You are absolutely correct, it isn't very clear. Had I not known beforehand, I would have moved on to a different school because, at least for me, tuition is a huge consideration.

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