Washington AGPCNP Programs

Washington has 1 AGPCNP program, with tuition ranging from about $99K total to $1,062 per credit and durations from 12 months to 3 years.

Most options require full-time, in-person attendance, which creates gaps in flexibility and online access. As a result this page includes options from online schools available to Washington nurses.

SchoolProgram TypeEstimated TuitionDurationFormat
University of WashingtonBSN-DNP~$99K3 yearsCampus
University of WashingtonCertificate$1,062/credit12–15 monthsCampus

How to Find the Best Program for You

TLDR Decision Guide

  • Choose University of Washington if you want an in-state AGPCNP program with pre-arranged clinical placements.
  • Choose Chamberlain University if you want a lower-cost online MSN AGPCNP option with practicum support.
  • Choose Walden University if you want the broadest online track menu, including MSN, DNP, RN-MSN, and certificate options.
  • Choose Rasmussen University if you want competency-based online coursework with an MSN or certificate path.
  • Choose Purdue Global if you already hold an MSN or DNP and want a fully online certificate with no campus visits.


MSN AGPCNP Programs Available to Washington Nurses

Washington does not have an in-state MSN AGPCNP program. Nurses who want an MSN pathway should compare online programs that accept Washington students.


DNP AGPCNP Programs in Washington

The University of Washington is the only in-state DNP AGPCNP option. It is best for BSN-prepared RNs who can attend full-time, in-person classes and want school-managed clinical placement.


Post-Master’s Certificate AGPCNP Programs Available to Washington Nurses

Certificate programs work best for nurses who already hold a graduate nursing degree and want to add AGPCNP certification. Washington nurses can choose UW for an in-person option or compare online certificate programs.

CLINICAL PLACEMENT & PRECEPTOR SUPPORT

The University of Washington stands out strongly for clinical support.

  • Clinical placements are fully managed by the school
  • Students do not need to secure their own preceptors
  • Sites include hospitals, VA clinics, and community settings

Most online programs:

  • Offer placement assistance, but rarely guarantee placement
  • Require some level of student involvement