Regis College Online Nurse Practitioner Programs
#7 Best NP School Overall
#19 Most Flexible NP School
#3 Best Program Variety
- BSN to DNP – Adult-Gerontology Primary Care Nurse Practitioner
- BSN to DNP – Family Nurse Practitioner
- BSN to DNP – Pediatric Nurse Practitioner
- BSN to DNP – Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner
- BSN to DNP – Women's Health Nurse Practitioner
- MS to DNP – AGPCNP – for RNs with Non-Nursing Master's
- MS to DNP – FNP – for RNs with Non-Nursing Master's
- MS to DNP – PMHNP – for RNs with Non-Nursing Master's
- MS to DNP – PNP – for RNs with Non-Nursing Master's
- MS to DNP – WHNP – for RNs with Non-Nursing Master's
- MSN – Adult-Gerontology Primary Care NP
- MSN – Adult-Gerontology Primary Care NP – ADN route
- MSN – Adult-Gerontology Primary Care NP – BA route
- MSN – Family Nurse Practitioner
- MSN – Family Nurse Practitioner – ADN route
- MSN – Family Nurse Practitioner – BA route
- MSN – Pediatric Nurse Practitioner
- MSN – Pediatric Nurse Practitioner – ADN route
- MSN – Pediatric Nurse Practitioner – BA route
- MSN – Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner
- MSN – Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner – ADN route
- MSN – Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner – BA route
- MSN – Women's Health Nurse Practitioner
- MSN – Women's Health Nurse Practitioner – ADN route
- MSN – Women's Health Nurse Practitioner – BA route
- MSN to DNP – AGPCNP – for MSN-prepared non-NPs
- MSN to DNP – AGPCNP – for NPs (second specialty)
- MSN to DNP – FNP – for MSN-prepared non-NPs
- MSN to DNP – FNP – for NPs (second specialty)
- MSN to DNP – PMHNP – for MSN-prepared non-NPs
- MSN to DNP – PMHNP – for NPs (second specialty)
- MSN to DNP – PNP – for MSN-prepared non-NPs
- MSN to DNP – PNP – for NPs (second specialty)
- MSN to DNP – WHNP – for MSN-prepared non-NPs
- MSN to DNP – WHNP – for NPs (second specialty)
- Post-Master's AGACNP Certificate – for NPs (second specialty)
- Post-Master's AGPCNP Certificate – for MSN-prepared non-NPs
- Post-Master's AGPCNP Certificate – for NPs (second specialty)
- Post-Master's FNP Certificate – for MSN-prepared non-NPs
- Post-Master's FNP Certificate – for NPs (second specialty)
- Post-Master's PMHNP Certificate – for MSN-prepared non-NPs
- Post-Master's PNP Certificate – for MSN-prepared non-NPs
- Post-Master's PNP Certificate – for NPs (second specialty)
- Post-Master's WHNP Certificate – for MSN-prepared non-NPs
- Post-Master's WHNP Certificate – for NPs (second specialty)
“Online learning requires self-discipline, time management skills, and a dedicated support system.”
Nicole Miele, MSN, Senior Lecturer, Regis College
Regis College offers online MSN, DNP, and Post-Master’s Certificate programs in six different NP specializations:
- Adult-Gerontology Primary Care Nurse Practitioner (AGPCNP)
- Adult-Gerontology Acute Care Nurse Practitioner (AGACNP)
- Family Nurse Practitioner (FNP)
- Pediatric Nurse Practitioner (PNP)
- Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner (PMHNP)
- Women’s Health Nurse Practitioner (WHNP)
MSN entry points include BSN, RN (ADN Bridge), and RN with a non-nursing bachelor’s degree. Nurses may enter the DNP program with a BSN, MSN, or a non-nursing master’s degree. There are two Post-Master’s Certificate entry points: non-nurse practitioners and nurse practitioners who wish to earn a second specialty. MSN-prepared non-nurse practitioners may earn the DNP with a nurse practitioner specialization.
Coursework is offered 100% online with no campus visits and students complete practicums at approved facilities local to them. The NP programs prepare RNs for advanced practice nursing roles and doctor of nursing practice roles. Regis College seeks to educate nurses to become a positive influence on their profession both in relation to their patients, their families, and society, as well as other health care professionals.
Regis faculty teach from a perspective that every individual has inherent qualities of worth, dignity, and individuality. As such nurses must interact with others with respect and in a dynamic way. The course curriculum for the nurse practitioner degrees presents a sequence of both theoretical and clinical experiences to fully prepare the student for success in the nursing environment.
Adult-Gerontology Primary Care Nurse Practitioners (AGPCNPs) serve in primary care settings with patients from young adults to the elderly but mainly work with older patients. They treat chronic illnesses and work to create care plans for their patients to improve their quality of life. This may include assessment, health education, and disease prevention. The AGPCNP curriculum meets the American Nurses Credentialing Center ANCC criteria for adult-gerontology nurse practitioner certification.
Adult-Gerontology Acute Care Nurse Practitioners (AGACNPs) typically work with critically ill adolescents and adults in acute care settings. These may include intensive care units at hospitals, rehabilitation units, nursing homes, doctor’s offices, and community health clinics. AGACNPs may also follow patients into home care once released from a critical care facility. Because of the nature of patient illnesses, AGACNPs work collaboratively with other healthcare professionals to create care plans for their patients.
Family Nurse Practitioners (FNPs) work with patients across the lifespan. FNPs may diagnose and treat acute and chronic illnesses. Through a holistic focus, FNPs promote healthcare education and preventive healthcare. The FNP curriculum meets the American Nurses Credentialing Center (ANCC) and the American Academy of Nurse Practitioners (AANP) criteria for family nurse practitioner certification.
In the same manner, Pediatric Nurse Practitioners (PNPs) serve in diagnostic and treatment roles as well as preventive healthcare and education situations with pediatric patients (birth through adolescence. The PNP curriculum meets the American Nurses Credentialing Center (ANCC) and the Pediatric Nursing Certification Board (PNCB) criteria for pediatric nurse practitioner certification.
Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioners (PMHNPs) serve children and adults with mental health conditions in behavioral health settings, schools, and treatment facilities. PMHNPs work with health care teams to provide treatment and recovery services for patients with mental health and addiction issues. The PMHNP curriculum meets the American Nurses Credentialing Center (ANCC) criteria for family psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner certification.
Finally, Women’s Health Nurse Practitioners (WHNPs) serve women of child-bearing age to older adult women throughout their lifespan. By providing primary care to women, family planning and counseling services, wellness exams, health screenings, and delivering prenatal care, WHNPs serve in a variety of roles. They are also able to diagnose and treat acute illnesses. The WHNP curriculum meets the criteria of the National Certification Corporation (NCC) for women’s health nurse practitioner certification.
Nurse practitioners serve in a variety of settings including private clinics, schools, emergency centers, hospitals, long-term care facilities, home health care settings, and behavioral health facilities.
Regis College is accredited by the New England Commission of Higher Education (NECHE). The nursing programs are accredited by the Accreditation Commission for Education in Nursing. Regis College is located in Weston, Massachusetts.
What to Expect from the Regis College Online NP Programs
General Graduate Admissions Requirements: Students must have a minimum GPA of 3.0 in previous coursework, hold a current, unencumbered RN license, submit official transcripts, two letters of recommendation, and an application fee. Students will also be asked to participate in a personal interview and must have completed a prerequisite course in statistics. No GRE or GMAT is required for online programs.
- Specific Program Requirements:
- MSN: Students must hold a BSN, ADN, or non-nursing bachelor’s degree from an accredited institution, depending on their point of entry. Students must also submit a statement of purpose. Non-nursing bachelor entry students must have the following prerequisites: chemistry I, anatomy and physiology I-II, statistics, microbiology, growth and development, and ethics.
- BSN to DNP: Students must hold a BSN from an accredited institution, and submit a resume and two essays.
- DNP: Students must hold an MSN (NP or non-NP) from an accredited institution, have a minimum GPA of 3.0 or higher, submit a resume, 2 essays, and verification of hours
- Post-Master’s Certificates: Students must hold an MSN from an accredited institution. Those interested in a second specialty NP certificate must have proof of nurse practitioner certification.
State Restrictions: Regis College accepts students from most states and U.S. territories, however, applicants outside of Massachusetts should check with their admissions counselor to confirm eligibility. Students from Louisiana, New York, Oregon, Tennessee, and Washington may not participate in the Regis online MSN, BSN to DNP, or post-master’s certificate programs. Residents of Louisiana, New York, Oregon, and Washington may not participate in the MSN to DNP. Interested students should contact the licensing board of their state of residence to determine if the program meets state requirements for NP licensure.
Study Plan: The MSN degrees can be completed in a little over two years for BSN students taking two courses per semester, 3 years for associate-level students, and 3.5 to 4 years for students with a non-nursing bachelor’s degree. The BSN to DNP can be completed in as few as 40 months. Post-Master’s Certificates for those without NP certification (non-NPs) can be completed in as little as 20 months and for NPs in as little as 12 months. MSN students are encouraged to enter the program in the Fall. Spring entry is an option by special approval only. BSN to DNP and Post-Master’s certificate students may begin the programs in the Fall, Spring, or Summer.
BSN to MSN Curriculum: The BSN to MSN curriculum comprises 46 to 49 credits depending on the specialization chosen. Four core courses must be completed: Nursing Theory; Concepts in Nursing Leadership; Advanced Nursing Research; and Health, Policy, Politics, and Perspectives. Core NP courses include Advanced Pathophysiology; Health Promotion-Disease Prevention; Advanced Clinical Pharmacology; Roles and Issues in Advanced Practice Nursing; and Advanced Health Assessment.
- AGPCNP Specialty Courses: Primary Care of the Adult-Geriatric Client I-II (600 clinical hours); Political, Financial, and Social Issues in Gerontology.
- AGACNP Specialty Courses: Acute and Critical Care of the Adult-Geriatric Client I-II (600 clinical hours); Adult-Geriatric Acute and Critical Care Pharmacology.
- FNP Specialty Courses: Primary Care of the Family I-II (600 clinical hours); Choose one of the following: Care of the Childbearing Woman; Teaching and Learning Seminar in Nurse Education; or Complementary Therapy.
- PNP Specialty Courses: Primary Care of the Child I-II (600 clinical hours); Choose one of the following: Care of the Childbearing Woman; Teaching and Learning Seminar in Nurse Education; or Complementary Therapy.
- PMHNP Specialty Courses: Psychopharmacology; Theory and Practice of Contemporary Psychotherapies; Primary Care of the Psychiatric Mental Health Client I-II (600 clinical hours).
- WHNP Specialty Courses: Primary Care of the Woman I-II (600 clinical hours); Care of the Childbearing Woman.
RN to BS to MSN (ADN Bridge Program) Curriculum: The Bridge Program comprises 138 to 141 credits depending on the specialty track chosen. Students must complete the courses required to earn a bachelor of science degree. RN to MSN nursing courses may include Health Assessment; Evidence for Clinical Practice; Community-Based Nursing; Concepts and Challenges in Professional Practice. Once these courses are completed and the BS is granted, ADN bridge students go on to complete the MSN curriculum in the specialty area of their choice, including clinical hours.
RN to MSN Curriculum: This program is for RNs who hold a non-nursing bachelor’s degree and comprises 61 to 64 credits. The bridge program courses include Health Assessment; Evidence for Clinical Practice; Concepts and Challenges in Professional Practice; and Community-Based Nursing. Once the bridge courses are completed these students go on to complete the required courses for their MSN degree specialty.
BSN to DNP Curriculum: The DNP curriculum comprises 73 to 76 credits plus at least 1,000 clinical hours. Courses may include Nursing Theory; Concepts in Nursing Leadership; Health Promotion – Disease Prevention; Health Policy, Politics, and Perspectives; Advanced Pathophysiology; Advanced Clinical Pharmacology; Advanced Health Assessment; Regulatory Issues: Nurse Leadership; Roles and Issues in Advanced Practice Nursing; Cultural Perspectives in Health Care; Epidemiology/Biostatistics; Advanced Research Methods for EBP I-II; Informatics in Healthcare; and Scholarly DNP Project I-IV. Students also take the nurse practitioner specialty courses as listed above for the MSN.
MSN NP to DNP Curriculum (with second NP specialty) or MSN Non-NP to DNP (first NP specialization): The MSN NP to DNP program with a second NP specialty or MSN non-NP with first NP specialization comprises 58 to 61 credits depending on the specialization chosen. Required DNP courses include Informatics in Health Care; Advanced Epidemiology and Biostatistics; Culture and Health Perspectives; Advanced Research Methods for EBP I-II; and Scholarly DNP Project I-IV. In addition, students take 16 to 21 credits of specialty courses for their chosen specialization as well as 15 credits of role-specific courses. At least 1,000 clinical hours must be completed by the end of the program.
A gap analysis will be conducted to determine the exact curriculum required depending on prior education. Students who already hold one NP specialization may be able to transfer in courses such as Nursing Theory; Concepts in Nursing Leadership; Advanced Nursing Research; and Health, Policy, Politics, and Perspectives; Advanced Pathophysiology; Health Promotion-Disease Prevention; Advanced Clinical Pharmacology; Roles and Issues in Advanced Practice Nursing; and Advanced Health Assessment.
MS Non-Nursing to DNP-NP Bridge Program Curriculum: For students with a BSN and a master’s degree in a healthcare field other than nursing, the nurse practitioner DNP program comprises 70 to 73 credits. The following bridge courses are required in addition to DNP, role-specific, and nurse practitioner courses: Nursing Theory; Health Policy, Politics, and Perspectives; Advanced Nursing Research; and Concepts in Nursing Leadership. As with the MSN NP to DNP, a gap analysis will be conducted to determine the exact curriculum required depending on prior education.
Post-Master’s NP Certificate Curriculum: The Post-Master’s Certificates for those who have earned an MSN without NP certification comprise 37 to 40 credits. The Post-Master’s Certificate for those with APRN status (NPs) who are seeking a second specialty will range from 19 to 40 credits. The least amount of credits required for NPs who are earning a second specialty is 22 credits for the PMHNP certificate and 19 credits for the other specializations.
Regular courses are 3 credits each and are delivered on an 8-week semester schedule. The two clinical courses with the corresponding clinical practica are eight credits each and correspond to the specialty area chosen from the specializations listed above. Courses for the AGPCNP, AGACNP, FNP. PNP, PMHNP, and WHNP Post-Master’s Certificates follow along with the MSN curriculum, however, not all MSN courses are included. Students with APRN certification must meet with an academic advisor or the program director to determine the exact courses needed to complete the certificates and the timeline required.
Online Experience: Regis College utilizes Blackboard as its online Learning Management System (LMS). Courses are asynchronous and may include lectures, assignments, and assessments. Students participate in online discussion boards and use email and chat to communicate. Not all Regis College online classes use Blackboard. Students may utilize RegisAccess which gives them access to class schedules, grades, syllabi, and financial aid information. Online graduate students also have access to the SmartThinking 24-hour online tutoring service and 24/7 technical support.
On-Site Requirements: There are no on-site requirements for the NP programs as they are 100% online. Students complete clinicals locally.
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Meet the Expert: Nicole Miele, MSN, PMHNP-BC
Nicole Miele is a full-time senior lecturer at Regis College for the psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner program. Previously, she served as an adjunct faculty member at Boston College for their undergraduate and master’s entry programs. Miele received a BA degree in psychology from Rhode Island College, her BSN from Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences, a master’s in nursing leadership and health systems management from Drexel University, and a CAGS-PMHNP from Northeastern University.
In addition to teaching at Regis College, Miele works as a psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner in her private practice in Rhode Island. She specializes in women’s mental health and incorporates functional medicine, mmindfulness-based practices, and nutritional psychiatry into her practice. She is a member of the Rhode Island Department of Health Maternal Health Data to Action Team.
She is a member of the American Psychiatric Nurses Association, Neuroscience Education Institute, PostPartum Support International, and the Institute for Functional Medicine.
NPSchools.com: What do you wish the public understood about online nurse practitioner programs in Massachusetts?
Miele: I wish the public understood that online nurse practitioner programs in Massachusetts are rigorous and credible pathways to becoming a nurse practitioner. They offer the same high-quality education as a traditional on-campus program, but with the added flexibility of online learning. These programs are accredited by reputable organizations and adhere to the same standards as their on-campus counterparts.
NPSchools.com: What advice would you give to aspiring online nurse practitioner program students?
Miele: I have been teaching for an online nurse practitioner program for six years. My advice to aspiring online nurse practitioner program students is to be prepared for a challenging but rewarding experience. Online learning requires self-discipline, time management skills, and a dedicated support system. Here are some recommendations to help you succeed in an online program:
- Choose an accredited program: Ensure the program you choose is accredited by a recognized organization, such as the Accreditation Commission for Education in Nursing (ACEN) or the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE).
- Be prepared to manage your time: Online learning requires strong time management skills. I recommend that my students schedule and plan time during the week to complete their coursework and study.
- Find a support system: Connect with other students, faculty, and mentors for support and guidance. Over the years, I have had students develop great friendships with the peers they met through their online program. As a faculty member, I can attest to being able to build the same rapport with students through an online program that I was able to have with teaching in-person.
- Be proactive: Do not be afraid to ask questions and seek help when you need it. Reach out for support sooner rather than later. As with an on-campus program, your faculty will be available to offer support and answer any questions you have. Online programs also offer the same academic support services that are available through an on-campus program.
- Take advantage of online resources: For example, utilize the online library, writing resources, or create a study group with your peers.
By following these recommendations, you can increase your chances of success in an online nurse practitioner program and achieve your career goals.
Paying for the Regis College Online NP Programs
Each Regis College online nurse practitioner program’s tuition is listed in its corresponding table below. Prospective students should contact the Regis College Richard and Sheila Young School for Nursing for cost clarifications and updates.
Regis graduate students may be eligible for unsubsidized graduate student loans according to the FAFSA. Students are encouraged to check with their employers about a tuition reimbursement program. Additionally, students may want to seek outside scholarships and grants to fund their NP program.
With such a wide range of graduate nursing degree paths and entry points, six NP specialties, and no campus visits, Regis College NP programs stand out in the online learning community.
BSN to DNP – Adult-Gerontology Primary Care Nurse Practitioner
BSN to DNP – Family Nurse Practitioner
BSN to DNP – Pediatric Nurse Practitioner
BSN to DNP – Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner
BSN to DNP – Women's Health Nurse Practitioner
MS to DNP – AGPCNP – for RNs with Non-Nursing Master's
MS to DNP – FNP – for RNs with Non-Nursing Master's
MS to DNP – PMHNP – for RNs with Non-Nursing Master's
MS to DNP – PNP – for RNs with Non-Nursing Master's
MS to DNP – WHNP – for RNs with Non-Nursing Master's
MSN – Adult-Gerontology Primary Care NP
MSN – Adult-Gerontology Primary Care NP – ADN route
MSN – Adult-Gerontology Primary Care NP – BA route
MSN – Family Nurse Practitioner
MSN – Family Nurse Practitioner – ADN route
MSN – Family Nurse Practitioner – BA route
MSN – Pediatric Nurse Practitioner
MSN – Pediatric Nurse Practitioner – ADN route
MSN – Pediatric Nurse Practitioner – BA route
MSN – Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner
MSN – Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner – ADN route
MSN – Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner – BA route
MSN – Women's Health Nurse Practitioner
MSN – Women's Health Nurse Practitioner – ADN route
MSN – Women's Health Nurse Practitioner – BA route
MSN to DNP – AGPCNP – for MSN-prepared non-NPs
MSN to DNP – AGPCNP – for NPs (second specialty)
MSN to DNP – FNP – for MSN-prepared non-NPs
MSN to DNP – FNP – for NPs (second specialty)
MSN to DNP – PMHNP – for MSN-prepared non-NPs
MSN to DNP – PMHNP – for NPs (second specialty)
MSN to DNP – PNP – for MSN-prepared non-NPs
MSN to DNP – PNP – for NPs (second specialty)
MSN to DNP – WHNP – for MSN-prepared non-NPs
MSN to DNP – WHNP – for NPs (second specialty)
Post-Master's AGACNP Certificate – for NPs (second specialty)
Post-Master's AGPCNP Certificate – for MSN-prepared non-NPs
Post-Master's AGPCNP Certificate – for NPs (second specialty)
Post-Master's FNP Certificate – for MSN-prepared non-NPs
Post-Master's FNP Certificate – for NPs (second specialty)
Post-Master's PMHNP Certificate – for MSN-prepared non-NPs
Post-Master's PNP Certificate – for MSN-prepared non-NPs
Post-Master's PNP Certificate – for NPs (second specialty)
Post-Master's WHNP Certificate – for MSN-prepared non-NPs
Post-Master's WHNP Certificate – for NPs (second specialty)
235 Wellesley Street
Weston, Massachusetts 02493
Program Essentials
DNP – Doctor of Nursing Practice
AGNP – Adult-Gerontology Nurse Practitioner
Fall, Spring, Summer
Yes
0
73
1,000
ACEN – Accreditation Commission for Education in Nursing
Program Admissions
BSN – Bachelor of Science in Nursing
No GRE Required
3.0 or higher
LA, NY, OR, TN
Program Tuition
73
$995.00
$72,635.00
$995.00
$72,635.00
Program Essentials
DNP – Doctor of Nursing Practice
FNP – Family Nurse Practitioner
Fall, Spring, Summer
Yes
0
73
1,000
ACEN – Accreditation Commission for Education in Nursing
Program Admissions
BSN – Bachelor of Science in Nursing
No GRE Required
3.0 or higher
LA, NY, OR, TN
Program Tuition
73
$995.00
$72,635.00
$995.00
$72,635.00
Program Essentials
DNP – Doctor of Nursing Practice
PNP – Pediatric Nurse Practitioner
Fall, Spring, Summer
Yes
0
73
1,000
ACEN – Accreditation Commission for Education in Nursing
Program Admissions
BSN – Bachelor of Science in Nursing
No GRE Required
3.0 or higher
LA, NY, OR, TN
Program Tuition
73
$995.00
$72,635.00
$995.00
$72,635.00
Program Essentials
DNP – Doctor of Nursing Practice
PMHNP – Psychiatric-Mental Health Nurse Practitioner
Fall, Spring, Summer
Yes
0
76
1,000
ACEN – Accreditation Commission for Education in Nursing
Program Admissions
BSN – Bachelor of Science in Nursing
No GRE Required
3.0 or higher
LA, NY, OR, TN
Program Tuition
76
$995.00
$75,620.00
$995.00
$75,620.00
Program Essentials
DNP – Doctor of Nursing Practice
WHNP – Women's Health Nurse Practitioner
Fall, Spring, Summer
Yes
0
73
1,000
ACEN – Accreditation Commission for Education in Nursing
Program Admissions
BSN – Bachelor of Science in Nursing
No GRE Required
3.0 or higher
LA, NY, OR, TN
Program Tuition
73
$995.00
$72,635.00
$995.00
$72,635.00
Program Essentials
DNP – Doctor of Nursing Practice
AGNP – Adult-Gerontology Nurse Practitioner
Fall, Spring, Summer
Yes
0
70
1,000
ACEN – Accreditation Commission for Education in Nursing
Program Admissions
MSN – Master of Science in Nursing
No GRE Required
3.0 or higher
LA, NY, OR, WA
Program Tuition
70
$995.00
$69,650.00
$995.00
$69,650.00
Program Essentials
DNP – Doctor of Nursing Practice
FNP – Family Nurse Practitioner
Fall, Spring, Summer
Yes
0
70
1,000
ACEN – Accreditation Commission for Education in Nursing
Program Admissions
MSN – Master of Science in Nursing
No GRE Required
3.0 or higher
LA, NY, OR, WA
Program Tuition
70
$995.00
$69,650.00
$995.00
$69,650.00
Program Essentials
DNP – Doctor of Nursing Practice
PMHNP – Psychiatric-Mental Health Nurse Practitioner
Fall, Spring, Summer
Yes
0
73
1,000
ACEN – Accreditation Commission for Education in Nursing
Program Admissions
MSN – Master of Science in Nursing
No GRE Required
3.0 or higher
LA, NY, OR, WA
Program Tuition
73
$995.00
$72,635.00
$995.00
$72,635.00
Program Essentials
DNP – Doctor of Nursing Practice
PNP – Pediatric Nurse Practitioner
Fall, Spring, Summer
Yes
0
70
1,000
ACEN – Accreditation Commission for Education in Nursing
Program Admissions
MSN – Master of Science in Nursing
No GRE Required
3.0 or higher
LA, NY, OR, WA
Program Tuition
70
$995.00
$69,650.00
$995.00
$69,650.00
Program Essentials
DNP – Doctor of Nursing Practice
WHNP – Women's Health Nurse Practitioner
Fall, Spring, Summer
Yes
0
70
1,000
ACEN – Accreditation Commission for Education in Nursing
Program Admissions
MSN – Master of Science in Nursing
No GRE Required
3.0 or higher
LA, NY, OR, WA
Program Tuition
70
$995.00
$69,650.00
$995.00
$69,650.00
Program Essentials
MSN – Master of Science in Nursing
AGNP – Adult-Gerontology Nurse Practitioner
Fall preferred, Spring upon approval
Yes
0
46
600
ACEN – Accreditation Commission for Education in Nursing
Program Admissions
BSN – Bachelor of Science in Nursing
No GRE Required
3.0 or higher
LA, NY, OR, TN
Program Tuition
46
$995.00
$45,770.00
$995.00
$45,770.00
Program Essentials
MSN – Master of Science in Nursing
AGNP – Adult-Gerontology Nurse Practitioner
Fall preferred, Spring upon approval
Yes
0
138
660
ACEN – Accreditation Commission for Education in Nursing
Program Admissions
ADN – Associate Degree in Nursing
No GRE Required
3.0 or higher
LA, NY, OR, TN
Program Tuition
138
$995.00
$137,310.00
$995.00
$137,310.00
Program Essentials
MSN – Master of Science in Nursing
AGNP – Adult-Gerontology Nurse Practitioner
Fall preferred, Spring upon approval
Yes
0
61
660
ACEN – Accreditation Commission for Education in Nursing
Program Admissions
Bachelor's (Non-Nursing) – Non-Nursing Bachelor's Degree
No GRE Required
3.0 or higher
LA, NY, OR, TN
Program Tuition
61
$995.00
$60,695.00
$995.00
$60,695.00
Program Essentials
MSN – Master of Science in Nursing
FNP – Family Nurse Practitioner
Fall preferred, Spring upon approval
Yes
0
46
600
ACEN – Accreditation Commission for Education in Nursing
Program Admissions
BSN – Bachelor of Science in Nursing
No GRE Required
3.0 or higher
LA, NY, OR, TN
Program Tuition
46
$995.00
$45,770.00
$995.00
$45,770.00
Program Essentials
MSN – Master of Science in Nursing
FNP – Family Nurse Practitioner
Fall preferred, Spring upon approval
Yes
0
138
660
ACEN – Accreditation Commission for Education in Nursing
Program Admissions
ADN – Associate Degree in Nursing
No GRE Required
3.0 or higher
LA, NY, OR, TN
Program Tuition
138
$995.00
$137,310.00
$995.00
$137,310.00
Program Essentials
MSN – Master of Science in Nursing
FNP – Family Nurse Practitioner
Fall preferred, Spring upon approval
Yes
0
61
660
ACEN – Accreditation Commission for Education in Nursing
Program Admissions
Bachelor's (Non-Nursing) – Non-Nursing Bachelor's Degree
No GRE Required
3.0 or higher
LA, NY, OR, TN
Program Tuition
61
$995.00
$60,695.00
$995.00
$60,695.00
Program Essentials
MSN – Master of Science in Nursing
PNP – Pediatric Nurse Practitioner
Fall preferred, Spring upon approval
Yes
0
46
600
ACEN – Accreditation Commission for Education in Nursing
Program Admissions
BSN – Bachelor of Science in Nursing
No GRE Required
3.0 or higher
LA, NY, OR, TN
Program Tuition
46
$995.00
$45,770.00
$995.00
$45,770.00
Program Essentials
MSN – Master of Science in Nursing
PNP – Pediatric Nurse Practitioner
Fall preferred, Spring upon approval
Yes
0
138
660
ACEN – Accreditation Commission for Education in Nursing
Program Admissions
ADN – Associate Degree in Nursing
No GRE Required
3.0 or higher
LA, NY, OR, TN
Program Tuition
138
$995.00
$137,310.00
$995.00
$137,310.00
Program Essentials
MSN – Master of Science in Nursing
PNP – Pediatric Nurse Practitioner
Fall preferred, Spring upon approval
Yes
0
61
660
ACEN – Accreditation Commission for Education in Nursing
Program Admissions
Bachelor's (Non-Nursing) – Non-Nursing Bachelor's Degree
No GRE Required
3.0 or higher
LA, NY, OR, TN
Program Tuition
61
$995.00
$60,695.00
$995.00
$60,695.00
Program Essentials
MSN – Master of Science in Nursing
PMHNP – Psychiatric-Mental Health Nurse Practitioner
Fall preferred, Spring upon approval
Yes
0
49
600
ACEN – Accreditation Commission for Education in Nursing
Program Admissions
BSN – Bachelor of Science in Nursing
No GRE Required
3.0 or higher
LA, NY, OR, TN
Program Tuition
49
$995.00
$48,755.00
$995.00
$48,755.00
Program Essentials
MSN – Master of Science in Nursing
PMHNP – Psychiatric-Mental Health Nurse Practitioner
Fall preferred, Spring upon approval
Yes
0
141
660
ACEN – Accreditation Commission for Education in Nursing
Program Admissions
ADN – Associate Degree in Nursing
No GRE Required
3.0 or higher
LA, NY, OR, TN
Program Tuition
141
$995.00
$140,295.00
$995.00
$140,295.00
Program Essentials
MSN – Master of Science in Nursing
PMHNP – Psychiatric-Mental Health Nurse Practitioner
Fall preferred, Spring upon approval
Yes
0
64
660
ACEN – Accreditation Commission for Education in Nursing
Program Admissions
Bachelor's (Non-Nursing) – Non-Nursing Bachelor's Degree
No GRE Required
3.0 or higher
LA, NY, OR, TN
Program Tuition
64
$995.00
$63,680.00
$995.00
$63,680.00
Program Essentials
MSN – Master of Science in Nursing
WHNP – Women's Health Nurse Practitioner
Fall preferred, Spring upon approval
Yes
0
46
600
ACEN – Accreditation Commission for Education in Nursing
Program Admissions
BSN – Bachelor of Science in Nursing
No GRE Required
3.0 or higher
LA, NY, OR, TN
Program Tuition
46
$995.00
$45,770.00
$995.00
$45,770.00
Program Essentials
MSN – Master of Science in Nursing
WHNP – Women's Health Nurse Practitioner
Fall preferred, Spring upon approval
Yes
0
138
660
ACEN – Accreditation Commission for Education in Nursing
Program Admissions
ADN – Associate Degree in Nursing
No GRE Required
3.0 or higher
LA, NY, OR, TN
Program Tuition
138
$995.00
$137,310.00
$995.00
$137,310.00
Program Essentials
MSN – Master of Science in Nursing
WHNP – Women's Health Nurse Practitioner
Fall preferred, Spring upon approval
Yes
0
61
660
ACEN – Accreditation Commission for Education in Nursing
Program Admissions
Bachelor's (Non-Nursing) – Non-Nursing Bachelor's Degree
No GRE Required
3.0 or higher
LA, NY, OR, TN
Program Tuition
61
$995.00
$60,695.00
$995.00
$60,695.00
Program Essentials
DNP – Doctor of Nursing Practice
AGNP – Adult-Gerontology Nurse Practitioner
Fall, Spring, Summer
Yes
0
58
1,000
ACEN – Accreditation Commission for Education in Nursing
Program Admissions
MSN – Master of Science in Nursing
No GRE Required
3.0 or higher
LA, NY, OR, WA
Program Tuition
58
$995.00
$57,710.00
$995.00
$57,710.00
Program Essentials
DNP – Doctor of Nursing Practice
AGNP – Adult-Gerontology Nurse Practitioner
Fall, Spring, Summer
Yes
0
58
1,000
ACEN – Accreditation Commission for Education in Nursing
Program Admissions
MSN – Master of Science in Nursing
No GRE Required
3.0 or higher
LA, NY, OR, WA
Program Tuition
58
$995.00
$57,710.00
$995.00
$57,710.00
Program Essentials
DNP – Doctor of Nursing Practice
FNP – Family Nurse Practitioner
Fall, Spring, Summer
Yes
0
58
1,000
ACEN – Accreditation Commission for Education in Nursing
Program Admissions
MSN – Master of Science in Nursing
No GRE Required
3.0 or higher
LA, NY, OR, WA
Program Tuition
58
$995.00
$57,710.00
$995.00
$57,710.00
Program Essentials
DNP – Doctor of Nursing Practice
FNP – Family Nurse Practitioner
Fall, Spring, Summer
Yes
0
58
1,000
ACEN – Accreditation Commission for Education in Nursing
Program Admissions
MSN – Master of Science in Nursing
No GRE Required
3.0 or higher
LA, NY, OR, WA
Program Tuition
58
$995.00
$57,710.00
$995.00
$57,710.00
Program Essentials
DNP – Doctor of Nursing Practice
PMHNP – Psychiatric-Mental Health Nurse Practitioner
Fall, Spring, Summer
Yes
0
61
1,000
ACEN – Accreditation Commission for Education in Nursing
Program Admissions
MSN – Master of Science in Nursing
No GRE Required
3.0 or higher
LA, NY, OR, WA
Program Tuition
61
$995.00
$60,695.00
$995.00
$60,695.00
Program Essentials
DNP – Doctor of Nursing Practice
PMHNP – Psychiatric-Mental Health Nurse Practitioner
Fall, Spring, Summer
Yes
0
61
1,000
ACEN – Accreditation Commission for Education in Nursing
Program Admissions
MSN – Master of Science in Nursing
No GRE Required
3.0 or higher
LA, NY, OR, WA
Program Tuition
61
$995.00
$60,695.00
$995.00
$60,695.00
Program Essentials
DNP – Doctor of Nursing Practice
PNP – Pediatric Nurse Practitioner
Fall, Spring, Summer
Yes
0
58
1,000
ACEN – Accreditation Commission for Education in Nursing
Program Admissions
MSN – Master of Science in Nursing
No GRE Required
3.0 or higher
LA, NY, OR, WA
Program Tuition
58
$995.00
$57,710.00
$995.00
$57,710.00
Program Essentials
DNP – Doctor of Nursing Practice
PNP – Pediatric Nurse Practitioner
Fall, Spring, Summer
Yes
0
58
1,000
ACEN – Accreditation Commission for Education in Nursing
Program Admissions
MSN – Master of Science in Nursing
No GRE Required
3.0 or higher
LA, NY, OR, WA
Program Tuition
58
$995.00
$57,710.00
$995.00
$57,710.00
Program Essentials
DNP – Doctor of Nursing Practice
WHNP – Women's Health Nurse Practitioner
Fall, Spring, Summer
Yes
0
58
1,000
ACEN – Accreditation Commission for Education in Nursing
Program Admissions
MSN – Master of Science in Nursing
No GRE Required
3.0 or higher
LA, NY, OR, WA
Program Tuition
58
$995.00
$57,710.00
$995.00
$57,710.00
Program Essentials
DNP – Doctor of Nursing Practice
WHNP – Women's Health Nurse Practitioner
Fall, Spring, Summer
Yes
0
58
1,000
ACEN – Accreditation Commission for Education in Nursing
Program Admissions
MSN – Master of Science in Nursing
No GRE Required
3.0 or higher
LA, NY, OR, WA
Program Tuition
58
$995.00
$57,710.00
$995.00
$57,710.00
Program Essentials
Post-Master Certificate – Post-Graduate (Post-MSN) Nursing Certificate
AGNP – Adult-Gerontology Nurse Practitioner
January, September
Yes
0
19
600
ACEN – Accreditation Commission for Education in Nursing
Program Admissions
MSN – Master of Science in Nursing
No GRE Required
None
None
Program Tuition
19
$995.00
$18,905.00
$995.00
$18,905.00
Program Essentials
Post-Master Certificate – Post-Graduate (Post-MSN) Nursing Certificate
AGNP – Adult-Gerontology Nurse Practitioner
January, September
Yes
0
37
600
ACEN – Accreditation Commission for Education in Nursing
Program Admissions
MSN – Master of Science in Nursing
No GRE Required
None
LA, NY, OR, TN
Program Tuition
37
$995.00
$36,815.00
$995.00
$36,815.00
Program Essentials
Post-Master Certificate – Post-Graduate (Post-MSN) Nursing Certificate
AGNP – Adult-Gerontology Nurse Practitioner
January, September
Yes
0
19
600
ACEN – Accreditation Commission for Education in Nursing
Program Admissions
MSN – Master of Science in Nursing
No GRE Required
None
None
Program Tuition
19
$995.00
$18,905.00
$995.00
$18,905.00
Program Essentials
Post-Master Certificate – Post-Graduate (Post-MSN) Nursing Certificate
FNP – Family Nurse Practitioner
January, September
Yes
0
37
600
ACEN – Accreditation Commission for Education in Nursing
Program Admissions
MSN – Master of Science in Nursing
No GRE Required
None
LA, NY, OR, TN
Program Tuition
37
$995.00
$36,815.00
$995.00
$36,815.00
Program Essentials
Post-Master Certificate – Post-Graduate (Post-MSN) Nursing Certificate
PMHNP – Psychiatric-Mental Health Nurse Practitioner
January, September
Yes
0
22
600
ACEN – Accreditation Commission for Education in Nursing
Program Admissions
MSN – Master of Science in Nursing
No GRE Required
None
LA, NY, OR, TN
Program Tuition
22
$995.00
$18,905.00
$995.00
$18,905.00
Program Essentials
Post-Master Certificate – Post-Graduate (Post-MSN) Nursing Certificate
PMHNP – Psychiatric-Mental Health Nurse Practitioner
January, September
Yes
0
40
600
ACEN – Accreditation Commission for Education in Nursing
Program Admissions
MSN – Master of Science in Nursing
No GRE Required
None
LA, NY, OR, TN
Program Tuition
40
$995.00
$39,800.00
$995.00
$39,800.00
Program Essentials
Post-Master Certificate – Post-Graduate (Post-MSN) Nursing Certificate
PNP – Pediatric Nurse Practitioner
January, September
Yes
0
37
600
ACEN – Accreditation Commission for Education in Nursing
Program Admissions
MSN – Master of Science in Nursing
No GRE Required
None
LA, NY, OR, TN
Program Tuition
37
$995.00
$36,815.00
$995.00
$36,815.00
Program Essentials
Post-Master Certificate – Post-Graduate (Post-MSN) Nursing Certificate
PNP – Pediatric Nurse Practitioner
January, September
Yes
0
19
600
ACEN – Accreditation Commission for Education in Nursing
Program Admissions
MSN – Master of Science in Nursing
No GRE Required
None
None
Program Tuition
19
$995.00
$18,905.00
$995.00
$18,905.00
Program Essentials
Post-Master Certificate – Post-Graduate (Post-MSN) Nursing Certificate
WHNP – Women's Health Nurse Practitioner
January, September
Yes
0
37
600
ACEN – Accreditation Commission for Education in Nursing
Program Admissions
MSN – Master of Science in Nursing
No GRE Required
None
LA, NY, OR, TN
Program Tuition
37
$995.00
$36,815.00
$995.00
$36,815.00
Program Essentials
Post-Master Certificate – Post-Graduate (Post-MSN) Nursing Certificate
WHNP – Women's Health Nurse Practitioner
January, September
Yes
0
19
600
ACEN – Accreditation Commission for Education in Nursing
Program Admissions
MSN – Master of Science in Nursing
No GRE Required
None
None
Program Tuition
19
$995.00
$18,905.00
$995.00
$18,905.00
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Sara Navratil
WriterSara Navratil is a freelance writer and a Certified Canfield Success Principles Trainer. She’s the owner of Sara Liza Life, a company dedicated to helping people rewrite their lives. She enjoys researching and writing about healthcare-related topics, including information on online NP programs. When not working she likes to read, bake, and spend time with her family.