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@dollikoe which program did you decide on? Thank you for the encouragement. I would gladly go sit in class if I could, but in my rural area-- the closest program to go to is almost 2 hours away. The question wasn't should I-- which is what some are telling me I shouldn't-- the question was which program. Thank you again for your encouragement.

I do respect your opinion, but with that being said-- this is what I truly want to do, which is why I asked for advice on the best way to accomplish it. I know it will be difficult, but never attempting is a bigger failure than not trying. Me having to work-- is not an indicator of commitment, but an indicator of responsibility. There will be plenty of people who don't suggest it, and plenty that do-- and the ones that have is what I am looking for. But yes, I thank you and appreciate your opinion. Now-- if anyone else has additional school suggestions would be a great help. Thanks!

Mississippi-- guess I left that part out. FNP is really what I want to do, I always have-- I have put it off too long. I really need help with deciding on the right program though, any advice is really appreciated.

I have been an RN for over 12 years. I will soon finish my BSN. The school I am currently attending does not have an FNP tract. What I am needing help with is deciding which FNP programs would be the best option for me. I am hoping someone will be on here that has went through an online FNP program and can offer some advice. I am hoping to find an online FNP program that I can attend full time and work full time. I am married and have children-- super supportive husband. My job is semi flexible. I will have to stay full time at work, at least until toward the end, and full time in school for loan and scholarship reasons. A couple on site visits during the program would be fine. Has anyone done this or know someone who has done this?? PLEASE HELP!!!