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FNP programs from Brevard County?

Hello! I have recently moved near Melbourne from out of state. I have had a goal of completing an MSN FNP program for a number of years, but it seems like a challenge to find a good program from here. From what I can tell, FAU and UCF (DNP) seem to be the most accessible from this area, but I may be wrong about that with my limited information. Are there any others I am missing? Since I am brand new to this area and haven't started working here at this time, I am hesitant to choose a school that doesn't assist with preceptor placement since I have no contacts.

Thank in advance!

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    I lived in Titusville till I was 18. UCF is the best you're going to get if you're in Melbourne.

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    9 hours ago, brin11299 said:

    I lived in Titusville till I was 18. UCF is the best you're going to get if you're in Melbourne.

    Thanks. I am definitely planning to apply to UCF. Have you heard anything about FAU?

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    FAU does assist with preceptor placements, but it is easier for them to place you near Boca and up through Brevard County. I have had friends who attended UCF's graduate programs who had to drive 2-hours one-way to preceptor sites. Good luck!

    Also, I just created a new facebook group for pre-graduate, current, and former Florida Atlantic University (FAU) graduate nursing students. It's called FAU Graduate Nursing Students. Feel free to join!

    www.facebook.com/groups/FAUgraduatenursing/

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