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New York residents and TTUHSC's nurse practitioner tracks

New York is one of the ten states where TTUHSC's licensure page says: "TTUHSC SON is unable to accept graduate students from this state." If New York is home, the School of Nursing's online graduate tracks are closed to you for now. A move is what reopens them, and New York's own system, run through its Education Department rather than a standalone board, is worth understanding before you plan one.

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3,600practice hours New York NPs complete under a collaborating physician agreement first
TTUHSC nursing programs for New York residents. MSN NP tracks: not accepted here; BSN to DNP: not accepted here; Post-graduate certificates: not accepted here; Move to Texas or an open state: ask admissions. RN license: not in the compact. NP practice: full.
New York and TTUHSC's programs: MSN NP tracks: not accepted here; BSN to DNP: not accepted here; Post-graduate certificates: not accepted here; Move to Texas or an open state: ask admissions. RN license not in the compact; NP practice full (AANP).

Your TTUHSC options while you live in New York

The note follows New York through each graduate table. The MSN APRN row reads "Meets" yet carries the double asterisk, and the Nurse-Midwifery and BSN to DNP rows repeat it. For a New Yorker, none of TTUHSC's graduate nursing tracks can take you while your home is in the state.

TTUHSC tracks and a New York home address
TrackStatus for New York residentsWhere the clinical hours go
MSN nurse practitioner tracks (five populations)Unable to accept (** note beside "Meets")The student's home area, after relocating to Texas or an accepted state
MSN Nurse-MidwiferyUnable to acceptSites the Program Director approves
BSN to DNP (FNP or PMHNP)Unable to acceptLocal clinicals in an accepted state
Traditional and Accelerated BSNOn campus in TexasPlaced by course faculty

Moving? Two things to line up

First, eligibility. A move to Texas or an unflagged state reopens the question, and TTUHSC's graduate pages ask out-of-state applicants to check with its Admissions Team, because changing regulations affect which states it can take students from. Name the state you will live in during the program.

Second, the license. New York stays outside the Nurse Licensure Compact, and NYSED steers RNs licensed in other states toward its checklist for getting a New York license. A license New York issues therefore carries no multistate privilege. TTUHSC's MSN tracks need an unencumbered Texas RN license or a multistate license under the compact, so a New York nurse bound for Texas should plan on a Texas license. The RN license guide explains TTUHSC's rule and the BSN to DNP's wording conflict.

How New York oversees nursing education

Rather than a standalone board, New York oversees nursing from its Education Department, through the Office of the Professions, where the State Board for Nursing sits. Outside programs meet a wide rule there. Before any New York clinical rotation, NYSED expects a nursing program based in another state, or delivered online, to hold its registration or approval, with VA and U.S. Armed Forces facilities as the stated exception. NP education follows the same line: the NP program itself must be registered, and NYSED tells NP students that a rotation outside a registered program might break the law.

SARA membership changes nothing here. In NYSED's view, a clinical placement in any licensed profession counts as physical presence in the state, and the Office of the Professions has to approve it in advance or grant an exemption.

AANP rates New York full practice, though newer NPs begin with a collaborating physician: until an NP reaches 3,600 practice hours, a written agreement and protocols govern the work. Major systems include Mount Sinai, NYC Health + Hospitals, Northwell Health, NewYork-Presbyterian and, upstate, the University of Rochester Medical Center. Roughly 13 million people live in the New York part of the New York City metro, ahead of Buffalo and Rochester.

Where we come in

We are specialists in TTUHSC's clinical process for students in every state TTUHSC accepts. After your move and admission, we track down a preceptor and facility that fit your course, package what the electronic preceptor agreement and TTUHSC's site approval call for, and stay with you until the semester is covered. Start with how it works.

Questions TTUHSC students ask

Can I do TTUHSC's online AGACNP from New York?

Not while you live there. New York is on TTUHSC's list of states whose graduate students the School of Nursing is unable to accept, and the MSN AGACNP is covered by that note like every other graduate track. If Texas or an accepted state will be home by the first term, ask TTUHSC's Admissions Team to confirm eligibility before you apply.

Would working at a VA facility in New York change TTUHSC's answer?

No. NYSED's exception for federal Armed Forces and VA facilities belongs to its own registration rule for clinical rotations. TTUHSC's note concerns where its graduate students live, so a New York resident stays outside TTUHSC's graduate tracks whichever employer they work for. The address you hold during the program is what counts.

Which states next to New York does TTUHSC accept?

New York's neighbors split. Pennsylvania carries the same "unable to accept" note, while New Jersey, Connecticut, Massachusetts and Vermont do not, and their MSN APRN rows read "Meets". Each of those states has its own board rules for out-of-state programs, covered in the New Jersey and Pennsylvania guides and the rest of the state series.

I'm enrolled at TTUHSC and may move to New York. What should I do?

Tell the School of Nursing early. TTUHSC requires at least 60 days' notice before any graduate online student relocates to another state, and approval in the new state is decided case by case around the proposed placement. Because New York is a flagged state, discuss the move with your program director before you commit. The moving guide has the details.

Last checked 2026-09-26

We check these pages against TTUHSC's catalog, Student Handbook, program pages and licensure disclosures. Your course faculty, your program director and the plan of study for your cohort have the final word.

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