Master of Science in Nursing - Family Nurse Practitioner

The Master of Science in Nursing-Family Nurse Practitioner track prepares the graduate to practice as a primary care provider to a wide range of patients while focusing on health promotion, risk reduction, disease prevention and illness management. The course instruction is delivered primarily online.

Students are asked to come to Bryan-College Station for a limited number of class activities. On-campus clinical hours are required to meet the clinical objectives as set forth by the American Association of Schools of Nursing for any MSN degree. Students will be expected to attend on-campus clinical experiences for NURS 653 Advanced Health Assessment to complete the required 45 clinical hours in two separate on-campus visits.

Students will also be required to travel to campus one to two times during the semesters they complete diagnostics and procedures and their four primary care courses.
Practice experiences with a preceptor may be obtained within the student's community of residence as long as the placement aligns with course objectives. The final decision on appropriate preceptor and clinical placement is determined by the FNP program coordinator. Nurse practitioners are preferred, but physicians or physician assistants may serve in some courses. If a student does not have a clinical preceptor, the school will place them, however, this may involve travel and lodging at the student's expense. Further information on preceptors is provided at orientation.

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