MSN Nurse Practitioner: Clinical Placement Availability by State

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Clinical Placement Availability by State

The MSN Nurse Practitioner program (FNP, PMHNP, and AG-ACNP concentrations) is delivered online, with required in-person clinical experiences arranged in the student's state of residence. Some states limit or restrict the ability of out-of-state institutions to place students for clinical rotations. This page summarizes current placement availability and is updated as state requirements change.

Prospective students should review the status for their state of residence before applying. This information reflects clinical placement availability only and is separate from any state licensure determination.

StateStatus
AlabamaPlacement not available
AlaskaPlacement not available
ArizonaPlacement not available
ArkansasAvailable
CaliforniaPlacement not available
ColoradoAvailable
ConnecticutAvailable
DelawarePlacement not available
District of ColumbiaAvailable
FloridaPlacement not available
GeorgiaPlacement not available
HawaiiAvailable
IdahoAvailable
IllinoisAvailable
IndianaAvailable
IowaPlacement not available
KansasAvailable
KentuckyAvailable
LouisianaPlacement not available
MaineAvailable
MarylandPlacement not available
MassachusettsAvailable
MichiganAvailable
MinnesotaAvailable
MississippiPlacement not available
MissouriAvailable
MontanaAvailable
NebraskaAvailable
NevadaAvailable
New HampshirePlacement not available
New JerseyAvailable
New MexicoPlacement not available
New YorkPlacement not available
North CarolinaAvailable
North DakotaPlacement not available
OhioAvailable
OklahomaPlacement not available
OregonAvailable
PennsylvaniaAvailable
Rhode IslandPlacement not available
South CarolinaPlacement not available
South DakotaAvailable
TennesseePlacement not available
TexasPlacement not available
UtahPlacement not available
VermontPlacement not available
VirginiaAvailable
WashingtonPlacement not available
West VirginiaAvailable
WisconsinPlacement not available
WyomingAvailable

Last Updated: August 2026

Placement in Neighboring States

Applicants residing in states where clinical placment is currently unavailable may still be considered for admission if they are able to complete clinical experiences in neighboring states where placement is available. Please note that completing clinical hours in another state may require obtaining an RN license in that state. Applicants should constact admissions before applying to discuss feasibility.

Questions

Applicants with questions about clinical placement availability in their state should contact the Office of Admissions prior to submitting an application.

 

The School of Nursing continues to explore opportunities to expand clinical placement availability in states where applications to local boards are permitted. Please check back regularly for updates.