Brittani.RN

I'm not a new grad, have 4yrs experience already.

You know I 'm not really sure, I was under the impression that to practice as a FNP you would have to get a doctorate degree, after talking to my fellow co-workers today I was told that it is just recommended and I can just get a Masters and practice as well, thank you for your input. Now I will be just getting my BSN with WGU and obtaining my Masters in FNP elsewhere. Thanks

Ok, thanks so much for the input. I appreciate it.

I know that there are only two tracks, I was wondering if it was ok to choose that track to be able to keep going and get my FNP or would education or another track from a different school work better, or does it matter as long as I have my MSN?

So with the masters in leadership and management program I should still be accepted for the FNP. I was just wondering if I should choose a different course of study or if the leadership and management track would suffice.

So my start date got pushed back until July 1st due to over-enrolling. (Blah) Now I'm questioning if this is the right path. My program is the RN-MSN leadership and management. I am wanting to become a Family Nurse Practitioner. Has anyone done this with this program or should I choose a different path, just wondering what others have done, any insight would be helpful. Thanks

Should be starting my rn-msn leadership/management. Getting excited to start!