Prepare for Advanced Practice in Family Care

The MSN Family Nurse Practitioner program at Kennesaw State prepares registered nurses for advanced clinical practice in primary care settings. This CCNE‑accredited program combines rigorous coursework with supervised clinical experiences to support comprehensive care across the lifespan.

Program Snapshot:

  • Format: Hybrid with In‑Person Clinical Experiences
  • Credit Hours: 44
  • Cost: Tuition/Fees
  • Entry Terms: Fall
  • Time to Complete: 2-3 years
  • Application Deadlines:  
    • Priority: December 15
    • Final: May 1

Frequently Asked Questions

  • This program is designed for registered nurses seeking advanced clinical practice roles in primary and family care settings.
  • Students complete supervised clinical practicum experiences arranged in collaboration with the program and approved preceptors.
  • Due to the intensity of coursework and clinical requirements, work commitments should be carefully considered. Full- and part-time schedules are available.
  • Yes. Graduates are eligible to sit for national Family Nurse Practitioner certification exams.
  • The overall need for nurse practitioners is high. The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics projects 40% national job growth and 58% in Georgia for the field from 2022-2032.

 Program Benefits

  • Systems Approach: Prepare for advanced primary care practice.
  • Modernized Curriculum: Extensive supervised clinical experiences.
  • Advanced Design Opportunities: Eligibility for national FNP certification
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Department Contact Information

Wellstar College of Health and Human Services
Prillaman Health Sciences
520 Parliament Garden Way NW,
Suite 3200, Mail Drop #4103
Kennesaw, GA 30144-5591