I am looking at several FNP programs in Alabama, but can’t find much on the University of North Alabama other than the website. Has anyone heard anything about the FNP program? It is very affordable ($12,900 tuition), not for profit, and CCNE accredited, so I am wondering why this school’s masters program is not discussed on here. Does it have a bad reputation? Thank you for any insight or information! More Like This Family Nurse Practitioner (FNP): Job Description, Salary, and How to Become One by Erin Lee, BSN, RN Should I get my FNP or stay with my BSN? by Nurse Beth, MSN Travel RN to New FNP - Is it worth it? by SublimeEMTP Passed AANP Exam June by eternalstudent328 Failed AANP Twice And Finally Passed by bunnyrn401
studentnurse2018, ADN, BSN 90 Posts Aug 27, 2020 Did you get any information? I am planning to apply for Spring 2021.
FurBaby123, BSN 16 Posts Specializes in Exercise Physiology, Telemetry, Mother-Baby, LTACH. May 28, 2022 On 8/27/2020 at 11:31 AM, studentnurse2018 said: Did you get any information? I am planning to apply for Spring 2021. Hi, did you ever apply? Considering them as well.
SassyRN2013, BSN, MSN, NP 4 Posts Has 10 years experience. Feb 7 I just finished the post masters FNP in December of 2022. Overall the program is great I had no major issues besides finding preceptors.
joyfulwellrichwise, ASN, BSN 16 Posts Apr 27 How long is the program? Is that the cost for out-of-state/online?
SassyRN2013, BSN, MSN, NP 4 Posts Has 10 years experience. Apr 28 1 yr and I'm not sure of the out of state costs.