FNP Schools

It can sometimes be difficult to get clinical placement if you're attending a non-brick & mortar school like Maryville or Chamberlain. I'm not saying it is impossible, but those schools do have reputations as degree mills and many sites will not accept students who attend these types of institutions.

Have you looked into brick & mortar schools that offer clinical placement? They are usually much less expensive than Chamberlain. Plus you have the added benefit of being placed in your clinicals and don't have that added stress. Most of them have all their non-clinical courses online.

Good luck with your decision. Don't be hasty. Take a look at your area and see what the trends are for NPs (e.g. hiring, clinicals, etc.).

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On 2/6/2022 at 2:04 AM, Alex7 said:

guys anyone suggest RN to FNP online.Thanks

 

If you have a non-nursing bachelor's degree, University of South Alabama has both the RN to MSN FNP or RN to DNP FNP program.

https://www.southalabama.edu/colleges/con/MSN/rnmsn_nonnursing.html

If you only have your ADN but no BSN or bachelor's in another field, they do have an online RN to BSN and then you can transition to FNP.

https://www.southalabama.edu/colleges/con/BSN/rntobsn.html

8 minutes ago, Alex7 said:

I have Associate in Nursing and masters in Healthcare 

Then you would apply for the RN to MSN or RN to DNP program in the specialty track you wish (e.g. FNP, ACNP, etc.)

You can directly contact Brea Mosley in the Graduate Nursing Advising Office for more information about the RN-MSN Pathway for RN's with a Non-Nursing Bachelor Degree: [email protected] or 251/445-9400.