Total Credit Hours: 57

An Adult-Gerontology Primary Care Nurse Practitioner is a registered nurse with a graduate degree in nursing who is prepared for advanced practice in adult gerontology health care across the health continuum. This practice includes independent and interdependent decision-making and direct accountability for clinical judgment. Graduate preparation expands the comprehensiveness of the AGNP's role to include participation in and use of research, development and implementation of health policy, leadership, education, case management, and consultation.

Note: A Master’s College of Nursing Comprehensive Examination is required at the end of the program.

Certification: Graduates are prepared to take the Certification Examination offered by the American Nurses Credentialing Center (ANCC) or the American Academy of Nurse Practitioners Certifying Board (AANPCB).

The specific sequence of courses for each admission cycle is determined upon admission to the program, and students will be provided their specific program plan upon accepting their offer of admission.

Program Plan (Lock Step)    Program Plan (New Graduate)

For the MSN degree, the course listing of all MSN core requirements and the concentration-specific requirements are provided in the Graduate Catalog.

Visit the MSN Program page for admission details.