online NP programs?

Here's a thread on Troy: https://allnurses.com/post-graduate-nursing/does-anyone-have-515036.html

Good luck in your studies!

I started a traditional NP program and switch to Nursing Education because of fear of having to go part time once I start clinicals. Now I am having second thoughts about the NE program and no sure what I am going to do with, so now I want to try an online NP program. There is one offered through University of southern Indiana with very affordable tuition, less than $300 dollars per Credit Hour. I am not sure how difficult it is to get in the program but you can do clinicals from anywhere and I am not sure if there is any oncampus requirement for skills check off, but if you go to their website you can get more f information.

College of Nursing and Health Professions • Master of Science in Nursing

good luck!

This looks like a great program. I have been thinking about completing an MSN-NP program but was worried about the cost.

thanks for the info.

I was accepted in the USI Spring 2013 Class, I cannot wait to start. You cannot beat the price of tuition.

I started a traditional NP program and switch to Nursing Education because of fear of having to go part time once I start clinicals. Now I am having second thoughts about the NE program and no sure what I am going to do with, so now I want to try an online NP program. There is one offered through University of southern Indiana with very affordable tuition, less than $300 dollars per Credit Hour. I am not sure how difficult it is to get in the program but you can do clinicals from anywhere and I am not sure if there is any oncampus requirement for skills check off, but if you go to their website you can get more f information.

College of Nursing and Health Professions • Master of Science in Nursing

good luck!

I am a USI graduate - finished the FNP program this past July and I highly recommend this school. It is a hard program and it is imperative you do the readings and keep up with the assignments. I worked full time and traveled but was able to successfully complete the program. Out of 42 graduates in my class I know of only one person who didn't pass certification. The first time through and she did the next time she took it. The national average ranges from 80-84% first time pass rate.

Best of luck.