NP programs less than 2 years

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Anyone know of any NP programs that can be completed in less than 2 years?

Vanderbilt's program is one calendar year. There are probably others, as well, but that's the only one I know of personally.

Specializes in Family Nurse Practitioner.

Just the thought of this makes me cringe especially as our light education comes under more scrutiny.

Just the thought of this makes me cringe especially as our light education comes under more scrutiny.

I tend to agree, but I've never heard anything negative about Vandy's program. In fact, it was one of the schools I considered when I was returning to school, and where I would have gone if I hadn't gotten into my first choice (of course, that was a long time ago).

Just the thought of this makes me cringe especially as our light education comes under more scrutiny.

I mean, FNP programs are less than half the credits of PA programs. And PA programs are typically 27 months. So, there's no reason an FNP program can't be less than a year if done full-time. It's incredibly embarrassing and pathetic, but the truth hurts.

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