Online AGPCNP Programs in New York

• 8 schools: 2 Online, 2 Mostly Online, 2 Hybrid, 2 Campus

Eight New York schools offer 19 AGPCNP tracks across four pathways: the MS or MSN, the post-master’s certificate, the BSN-to-DNP, and the post-master’s DNP. Delivery spans fully online, mostly online, hybrid, and campus formats. Estimated resident tuition runs from about $9K for a short certificate to $218K for a private BSN-to-DNP. Where schools publish a timeline, programs take roughly 1.5 to 5 years.

Highlights include:

• SUNY Brockport has the lowest estimated MSN tuition in New York at about $20K for residents
• NYU attaches 125 clinical hours to a dedicated Geriatric Syndromes course
• Hunter College offers a BSN-to-DNP at public resident rates, about $56K
• St. John Fisher University requires just one campus immersion and accepts an RN license from the state where you work

Compare New York AGPCNP Programs

CPC is derived and inclusive of mandatory per-credit fees at New York resident rates, rounded to the nearest dollar; the five private schools charge one rate regardless of residency, and full rate breakdowns are on each school profile.

What’s the Best AGPCNP Program for You?

Best Public MSN Value

SUNY Brockport prices its 42-credit MS at about $20K for residents, with 525 clinical hours and placement backup within 75 miles of campus.

Best Online Program With Placement Support

Adelphi pairs fully online MS and certificate coursework with 750 clinical hours and a clinical placement office, though its programs meet NP licensure requirements in New York only.

Best Geriatric Clinical Focus

NYU gives 125 of its 625 specialty hours to a Geriatric Syndromes course, with faculty-assigned preceptors across major New York City health systems.

Best Placement Support Outside Manhattan

St. Joseph’s has clinical faculty request placements for Brooklyn and Long Island students, drawing on nearly 50 partner sites.

Best Doctoral Value

Hunter’s BSN-to-DNP costs about $56K for residents, and its post-master’s DNP drops to 48 credits after waivers.

Best Certificate Value

Stony Brook’s certificate starts at 19 credits and about $9K in resident tuition, though students must find their own unpaid preceptors.

New York DNP AGPCNP Programs

Three New York schools offer an AGPCNP doctorate, and none is online. Hunter (hybrid) and NYU (campus) both run BSN-to-DNP and post-master’s entries in Manhattan with fall-only starts. NYU’s doctoral courses add four on-site Friday sessions per semester. Adelphi’s DNP admits only nurses already certified as AGPCNPs and does not publish its credit total; its BSN-to-DNP is closed.

Both BSN-DNP totals include DNP project hours (500 at Hunter, 400 at NYU), and the post-master’s rows other than NYU’s certificate-to-DNP count project hours only.

• Lowest BSN-entry DNP: Hunter College — $56K resident for 90 credits, with a 3.5 GPA minimum
• Lowest doctoral cost: Hunter College (post-master’s) — from $30K resident when 42 credits are waived
• Longest timeline: NYU (BSN-DNP) — 15 part-time semesters, about 5 years
• Narrowest entry: Adelphi University — limited to nationally certified AGPCNPs with an MSN

New York MSN AGPCNP Programs

All eight schools offer a master’s entry point for BSN-prepared RNs. Two public programs, Brockport and Stony Brook, land near $20K–$21K in resident tuition, with Hunter close behind. Four private MSNs run $44K–$57K, and NYU reaches $132K. Clinical hours range from 525 to 750 where published. Seven of the eight require a New York RN license.

• Lowest MSN tuition: SUNY Brockport — $20K resident, with a fall-only start and an April 1 deadline
• Most clinical hours: Adelphi University and St. Joseph’s University — 750 hrs each
• Fewest published hours: Keuka College — 540 hrs, below the 750-hour 2022 national standard being phased in
• Broadest licensure entry: St. John Fisher University — accepts an RN license from the state where you work

New York Post-Graduate Certificate AGPCNP Programs

Five schools offer a post-master’s AGPCNP certificate, and none requires existing APRN certification. That opens each to MSN holders in education, leadership, or informatics, not only NPs adding a population. Stony Brook, St. John Fisher, and NYU set credits through gap analysis, so final cost depends on prior coursework. Adelphi and Keuka publish fixed credit totals.

• Lowest certificate cost: Stony Brook University — $9K resident at the 19-credit minimum
• Most certificate clinical hours: Adelphi University — 750 hrs with fully online coursework
• Widest price spread: NYU — $31K to $93K depending on credits waived
• Shortest published timeline: Keuka College — 1.4 years, with campus immersions in most semesters

National Online AGPCNP Options

New York’s in-state programs leave real gaps. Seven of eight require a New York RN license, both BSN-to-DNP options require regular Manhattan attendance, and Stony Brook makes students source their own preceptors. Hybrid and campus schools also expect repeated trips to Manhattan, Brooklyn, Long Island, or Brockport. National online schools such as Walden University and Purdue Global may fill some of these gaps, but confirm each school’s New York authorization and placement policy before applying.

Adelphi University AGPCNP Programs

Garden City | 980 cpc | Certificate

Hunter College AGPCNP Programs

New York | 520 cpc | MSN

Keuka College AGPCNP Programs

Keuka Park | 1084 cpc | Certificate

NYU AGPCNP Programs

New York | 2596 cpc | Certificate

Rasmussen University AGPCNP Programs

Bloomington | 925 cpc | Certificate

St. John Fisher University AGPCNP Programs

Rochester | 1240 cpc | Certificate / MSN

St. Joseph’s University AGPCNP Programs

Brooklyn | 1310 cpc

Stony Brook University AGPCNP Programs

Stony Brook | 471 cpc | Certificate / MSN

SUNY Brockport AGPCNP Programs

Brockport | 471 cpc | MSN

Walden University AGPCNP Programs

Minneapolis | 785 cpc | Certificate

FAQ

How many AGPCNP programs are in New York?

Eight New York schools offer AGPCNP programs: Adelphi, Hunter, Keuka, NYU, St. John Fisher, St. Joseph’s, Stony Brook, and SUNY Brockport. Together they run 19 tracks.

Are there fully online AGPCNP programs in New York?

Yes. Adelphi’s MS and certificate and Stony Brook’s MS have no required campus attendance. Clinical hours are still completed in person.

Which New York AGPCNP program has the lowest tuition?

Stony Brook’s certificate is lowest at about $9K for residents. Among master’s programs, SUNY Brockport’s MS is lowest at about $20K.

Which New York schools offer an AGPCNP DNP?

Hunter and NYU each offer a BSN-to-DNP and post-master’s entry. Adelphi offers an advanced standing DNP for nurses already certified as AGPCNPs.

How often will I need to visit campus?

It ranges from never at Adelphi (MS and certificate) and Stony Brook to one immersion at St. John Fisher. Keuka requires seven or more immersions, Brockport up to three weekends per semester, and Hunter 1–2 campus days per week. NYU and St. Joseph’s are campus-based.

Can I complete clinicals near home?

St. John Fisher places clinicals in your community, outside your employer. NYU assigns sites within its New York City network, and Brockport’s coordinator helps only within 75 miles of campus. Stony Brook bars paid placements.

Do I need a New York RN license?

Seven of eight schools require one. St. John Fisher accepts an RN license from the state where you work, but publishes no state licensure disclosure.

Tri-State Area AGPCNP Programs

New York nurses near the state line often compare programs in New Jersey and Connecticut too. Licensure and clinical-site rules differ by school, so confirm each program’s state requirements before applying.

• New Jersey AGPCNP Programs
• Connecticut AGPCNP Programs