The Family Nurse Practitioner program combines educational delivery methods. 5000-6000 level courses are taught in person, on campus. The 7000-9000 level courses feature a hybrid course design in which students come to campus for a three-day intensive every semester and conduct the remainder of their courses with technological support. The total program is 67 credit hours.
Classes meet one or two days a week, depending on course selection for individual semesters. The program takes approximately four years to complete. No GRE is required. Due to course prerequisites, an undergraduate-level course in statistics and a BSN-level course in health assessment are required. Coursework begins every fall semester.
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Have questions about the program? Please contact Binh Ha, Graduate Programs Specialist, at tbha@okcu.edu or (405) 208-5960 for more information.
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There is no application deadline, so please apply at any time.
Official transcripts showing bachelor’s degree in nursing and any post-baccalaureate coursework received directly from the university where the credits were earned.
No GRE is required. Due to course prerequisites, an undergraduate-level course in statistics and a BSN-level course in health assessment are required. Coursework begins in fall.
The following courses are required to complete the FNP program.