Online Nurse Practitioner Program

Hello all!

I'm looking for some input on online NP (MSN) programs. What programs do you recommend or not recommend? Pros/cons? Do all of them cost roughly $800 a credit hour? Thanks for your input!

[203bravo, MSN, APRN]

800 a credit hour? no not every program

Fall and Spring 2020-2021

Tuition

Full-Time Students (per semester)

Undergraduates 12-19 hours$3,975.50

Graduates 9-13 hours$3,975.50

*Course related fees may apply. Please consult the Graduate/Undergraduate University Catalog online for an estimation of these fees.

Part-Time Tuition (per hour)

Undergraduate$331.00

Graduate$442.00

[NurseBlaq]

No. Whatever you do, do NOT choose a 'for profit' school. Make sure the school is accredited, and try to find a program that will find for you, or at least assist with, preceptors for clinical rotations.

[bsprinkle15, BSN, RN]

1 hour ago, 203bravo said:

800 a credit hour? no not every program

Fall and Spring 2020-2021

Tuition

Full-Time Students (per semester)

Undergraduates 12-19 hours$3,975.50

Graduates 9-13 hours$3,975.50

*Course related fees may apply. Please consult the Graduate/Undergraduate University Catalog online for an estimation of these fees.

Part-Time Tuition (per hour)

Undergraduate$331.00

Graduate$442.00

What program are these fees from? Thank you!

[bsprinkle15, BSN, RN]

@203bravo

what school is that tuition information from please?

[sleepwalker, MSN, NP]

hope you're not making a decision based solely on cost

[Numenor]

1 hour ago, sleepwalker said:

hope you're not making a decision based solely on cost

This is the state of NP education: ease, length, cost or some what up news report ranking that doesn't matter.

[amoLucia]

49 minutes ago, Numenor said:

This is the state of NP education: ease, length, cost or some what up news report ranking that doesn't matter.

You forgot - mediocre GREs and/or undergrad GPA, little or no previous RN work experience.

[bsprinkle15, BSN, RN]

@sleepwalker @Numenor @amoLucia

WOW!. Thanks for all the input, Karens. If you didn’t have anything beneficial to say you could have just not commented. Or better yet you could have suggested a program instead of being so demeaning.

[meanmaryjean, DNP, RN]

No one was demeaning YOU. They were making their observations on the sorry state of NP education these days.

And name-calling is never a good idea. Just because it is not what you wanted to hear does not invalidate the advice.