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Published Jun 1
I have a MSN in education and recently decided I want to pursue NP.
However, I don't want to pay out of pocket and wanting my employer to finance this goal. With that said, the school affiliated with my employer does not offer a post masters FNP for California--- and to pursue one locally is about 40-60K
However, affiliated schools do offer a MSN in FNP that I can do and would be financed.
Would it be smart to purse a second's masters in FNP and have my employer finance 75%? or would I be wasting my time and go with at post masters FNP certificate?
Looking for much advise and recommendations!
traumaRUs, MSN, APRN
97 Articles; 21,237 Posts
I did two post-MSN certificates. I would not repeat an entire MSN if I were you. You have to decide though
sh3rylanne, BSN, RN
37 Posts
traumaRUs said: I did two post-MSN certificates. I would not repeat an entire MSN if I were you. You have to decide though
Which MSN do you initially have?
Only reason why I would do another MSN is due to financial reasons. Which is why I'm so torn when I know I could just do a post cert
londonflo
2,712 Posts
sh3rylanne said: However, affiliated schools do offer a MSN in FNP that I can do and would be financed. Would it be smart to purse a second's masters in FNP and have my employer finance 75%? or would I be wasting my time and go with at post masters FNP certificate?
Why not ask the school and employer to pay for an post FNP certification program instead of starting from the 'ground up' .
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