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Master of Science in Nursing - Family Nurse Practitioner

George Mason University’s Master of Science in Nursing – Family Nurse Practitioner (MSN-FNP) program prepares registered nurses to advance their careers and expand their impact as primary care providers.

Designed for working professionals, this 49-credit hybrid program can be completed in just seven semesters and combines the flexibility of online learning with the benefits of on-campus experiences. Students engage in a hands-on, competency-based curriculum that equips them with the knowledge and clinical skills needed to deliver holistic, evidence-based care to individuals, families, and diverse populations across the health continuum.

Taught by expert faculty with extensive experience in practice, research, and education, the program emphasizes real-world application and professional growth. Accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education, George Mason’s MSN-FNP program ensures graduates are well prepared to pursue national certification and assume advanced practice nursing roles in primary care settings.

The program’s hybrid format provides both flexibility and structure, allowing registered nurses to balance academic, professional, and personal commitments while progressing toward their goals. Graduates of the MSN-FNP program emerge as skilled nurse practitioners ready to lead, advocate, and improve health outcomes in their communities.