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New Jersey and Troy University's online nursing clinicals

New Jersey has no settled answer from Troy University yet. The online nursing disclosure Troy links from its state authorization page lists New Jersey clinical experiences as Not yet determined, and that row has read the same since 12/15/2020. Put the question to Troy's Clinical Placements Specialist and Coordinator of State Authorizations before any New Jersey preceptor hears from you.

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Troy University for New Jersey: its Online Nursing Programs disclosure (last updated 12/15/2020) shows clinical experiences as not yet determined; authorization: SARA authorized. RN license: in the compact. NP practice: reduced.
New Jersey on Troy's 2020 online nursing disclosure: clinicals not yet determined. You need an RN license there and recruit your own preceptor. RN license in the compact; NP practice reduced (AANP).

Four Troy documents, one open question

Each of these Troy sources touches a New Jersey search from a different side. Taken together, they still stop short of clearing the state for clinical hours.

New Jersey in Troy's published sources
Troy documentNew Jersey entry
Online Nursing Programs disclosure (RN to BSN, MSN and DNP as one)Clinical experiences: Not yet determined; last updated 12/15/2020
State authorization pageListed among Troy's 40 SARA-authorized states
MSN Student Orientation Manual 2026-27Unencumbered RN license for the clinical state; out-of-state preceptor requests wait for proof
MSN program pageThe online MSN may not be offered in every state

Being on the SARA list lets Troy enroll distance learners who live in New Jersey. It does not speak to clinic hours; the 2020 row does. Troy's clinicals by state page sets New Jersey beside the other 49 states.

Joint protocols: how New Jersey NPs practice

New Jersey lands in the reduced-practice category of the American Association of Nurse Practitioners (AANP). A New Jersey NP must hold joint protocols with a collaborating physician before ordering medications and devices, so every NP there has a physician collaborator in the picture.

For a Troy FNP student that arrangement can open doors. Troy's FNP courses accept a physician, a PA or a nurse midwife just as readily as an NP with a year of practice behind them, so one collaborative New Jersey office may hold two workable names. Troy's full criteria sit on who can precept an FNP student.

The New Jersey Board of Nursing operates under the state's consumer affairs division. Its nursing education chapter of the administrative code centers on accrediting programs at institutions licensed in New Jersey, and its clinical-agency clause deals with home-state programs sending students across state lines, not with programs arriving from elsewhere. For the state's own view of an Alabama program, the Board is the place to ask.

Questions Troy students ask

Is New Jersey open for Troy FNP clinical hours?

Troy's published answer is Not yet determined, dated 12/15/2020, and no later state list has replaced it for the online programs. Only Troy can say whether New Jersey works for your cohort today. Ask the Clinical Placements Specialist and the Coordinator of State Authorizations, keep their written reply, and hold off on preceptor outreach until you have it.

Does the New Jersey status apply to Troy's RN to BSN as well?

It does. Troy's disclosure gives one answer that covers the RN to BSN, the MSN and the DNP, with no separate line for any of them. RN to BSN preceptorships in New Jersey therefore carry the same open question, and once Troy clears the state, you would still identify and contact your own qualified preceptors.

Can I enroll in a Troy online program while living in New Jersey?

Troy lists New Jersey among its SARA-authorized states, which covers offering distance education to residents. Enrolling and training are two separate matters, though, and Troy's MSN page notes that state approval rules can keep the online MSN out of some states. Confirm both points with Troy before you submit an application.

What if I relocate to New Jersey partway through a Troy program?

Troy publishes no relocation policy for its nursing students. Tell your faculty advisor as soon as a move looks likely, since a new state means a new license check, a fresh state answer from Troy and new preceptors. Your license must cover the clinical state for the whole term, opening day through the final day.

Last checked 2026-09-27

We check these pages against Troy's own 2026-27 MSN, DNP, AMSN and RN to BSN orientation manuals, program pages, degree maps and state authorization pages. Your faculty advisor, your course faculty and the School of Nursing have the final word.

Troy asks you to recruit your preceptor. We make that the easy part.

Tell us your Troy program, where you live and which semester your next clinical course starts. We find preceptors who meet Troy's rules for the course, check the setting against Troy's limits, and prepare everything the Preceptor Information Form and biosketch ask for, well ahead of the form deadline.

  • Preceptors matched to the course: a graduate-prepared NP or physician for NSG 6619, pediatrics and women's health for NSG 6666, adults and older adults for NSG 6668
  • Preceptor Information Form details, a biosketch and a copy of the preceptor's license, ready for your faculty advisor
  • In your own area, in Alabama or a state where Troy can offer clinicals, never in your own work setting

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