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SMNP FNP/AGPCNP Free Trial

What’s Included in the Free Trial?

14-Day Access

Your free trial includes full access to eligible trial content for 14 days from the date you sign up. No credit card is required when signing up for the free trial. Access will end after 14 days.


Study Planner Access

Build a personalized study schedule and stay on track throughout your exam prep journey with our Study Planner tool.


Getting Started Module

The “Getting Started” module is designed to help you make the most of your course experience and feel confident as you begin studying.

Included videos:

  • How to Use Your Course

  • Exam Prep & Test Anxiety


Course Modules Included

You’ll receive access to the full Skin modules from:

  • Crash Course

  • Diagnosis in-depth course

  • Pharmacology in-depth course


Practice Questions & Assessments

Your free trial also includes access to the following question sets:

  • Skin Practice Template (10 questions)

  • Your Getting Started Practice Set (20 questions)

  • SMNP QBank Mini-Assessment (50 questions)

These practice activities are designed to help you become familiar with the platform and assess your readiness.


Downloadable PDF Resources

During your trial, you’ll also have limited access to downloadable study resources, including:

  • Antibiotics Tip Sheet

  • Diabetes Tip Sheet

  • Hepatitis B Tip Sheet

  • Dump Sheet Example


Locked Content During the Trial

Content not included in the free trial will still appear in the course navigation, but it will:

  • Appear muted in color

  • Display a lock symbol

  • Prompt you to upgrade your account when selected

This allows you to preview additional course offerings available with a paid subscription.


Upgrading Your Account

If you decide to upgrade to a paid product after your free trial ends, your progress will transfer automatically so you can continue where you left off.

Troubleshooting

If unable to create a free account, the most likely reason is that you have already created a free trial account in the past. The free trial is a one time use.

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