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Idaho nurses pursuing Adult-Gerontology Acute Care Nurse Practitioner (AGACNP) licensure have one in-state option through Boise State University and six nationally accredited online programs accepting Idaho residents. Estimated tuition ranges from approximately $23,940 (Purdue Global postgraduate certificate) to $66,634 (Maryville BSN-to-DNP), with program completion timelines spanning 1 to 3.3 years depending on entry credential and track. Idaho ACNP Program Summaries Comparing … Read more

While Hawaii Pacific University serves as the primary in-state option for aspiring Acute Care Nurse Practitioners, local RNs should also consider high-quality online programs from across the country to find the best fit for their schedule and budget. These programs offer a wide range of pathways, with tuition costs spanning from approximately $28,000 for certificates … Read more

In Delaware, there is only one in state school for ACNP training, but nurses can expand their options to five schools if they consider national online institutions. See table below for details. Tuition ranges from approximately $16K to $76K depending on degree level and entry point. Program completion timelines span from 1 year (post-master’s fast … Read more

Nevada offers one in-state ACNP program through University of Nevada, Reno’s Orvis School of Nursing ($11,705-$48,195) alongside national online alternatives ranging from $23,940 to $65,350. Program completion timelines vary between 1.3 to 4 years depending on full time, part time, degree level etc. High Level Comparison Table School Est. Cost Range Key Note Purdue Global … Read more

Virginia area nurses seeking Adult-Gerontology Acute Care Nurse Practitioner education have only 1 instate options: GWUs regionally-focused programs ($32,600-$117,360) with on-campus Virginia simulations. Fully online national programs ($23,940-$65,350) offer even more flexible alternatives with virtual learning environments and varying completion timelines from 1 to 4 years. See our comparison below. High Level Comparison of GWU … Read more

Maryland nurses have one in-state ACNP home base at the University of Maryland plus two nearby powerhouse options in Baltimore (Johns Hopkins) and the DC/MD/VA region (George Washington), alongside several fully online national programs. In-state DNP tuition runs from about $44,448 to $74,080 at the University of Maryland, while regional and private options range up … Read more

Illinois offers 4 in-state ACNP program tracks (focused on Adult-Gerontology Acute Care Nurse Practitioner) across 4 universities. Costs for these programs vary based on degree level, entry point, and individual gap analysis (especially for certificates), ranging from approximately $14,000 (for the most affordable post-graduate certificates) to $93,000+ (for full DNP tracks). Completion times typically span … Read more

Michigan offers in-state nurses access to Adult-Gerontology Acute Care NP options at 4 universities, with total tuition ranging from roughly $13,200 for shorter certificates up to about $154,000 for longer doctoral pathways. These programs span MSN, BSN-to-DNP, and post-master’s certificate routes, giving applicants flexibility based on whether they want a master’s, doctorate, or a second … Read more

North Carolina offers three AGACNP programs from in state universities. Tuition ranges from approximately $5,379 to $108,000. Program completion times vary from 1 to 4 years depending on the degree level and enrollment status. High Level Program Comparison Table School Tracks & Est. Tuition Best For Duke University MSN AGACNP: $108K (752 hrs)Certificate: $45K to … Read more

New Hampshire offers 2 in-state Adult-Gerontology Acute Care Nurse Practitioner programs with costs ranging from $14,193 to $111,540 and completion timelines of 1 to 5 years depending on track and residency status. See table below. National online options from Chamberlain, South College, and Walden expand choices for New Hampshire nurses seeking AGACNP certification. High Level … Read more