AANP · FNP Certification Blueprint

Four domains — and an age you didn’t expect.

Walk into the AANP already knowing how it thinks. 29 lectures source-cited, 3,783 blueprint-weighted questions, and unlimited Axon AANP explaining every answer — so on exam day you’re recognizing patterns, not cramming facts. Study it yourself, or license it for your cohort.

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150 questions4 clinical domainssource-cited notes
Weighted by patient ageAANPCB FNP-C
Share of the exam, by age group
Older adult
Middle adult
Young adult
Adol.
Child
Todd.
Inf.
NB
32%Assess
27%Diagnose
27%Plan
15%Evaluate
29Lectures
326Sections
3,783Board-style questions
1,859source-cited notes
13Full-length practice exams
How it works

SOAP, applied to your own preparation.

Subjective, objective, assessment, plan. You do it for every patient. Here it is the shape of the studying — and the exam is four clinical domains, not a list of diseases.

Subjective

Start from the story

Source-cited notes built around presentations, not chapters.

Objective

Read the findings

Exam, labs and imaging interpreted the way the exam asks.

Assessment

Commit to a diagnosis

Vignettes weighted by patient age, the way AANP weights them.

Plan

Choose and monitor

Axon explains the first-line choice and the follow-up interval.

Re-evaluate

Make it stick

Spaced review brings it back before it slips.

Assessment → plan → re-evaluate runs on repeat until all four domains are exam-ready.
The old way
  • A three-day live review you fly to, sit through once, and cannot replay.
  • A rationale that restates the answer instead of naming the trap.
  • Drilling paediatrics hard for an exam that is 4% children.
The SynkMind way
  • 3,783 board-style questions weighted to the real blueprint.
  • Axon names the trap on every miss — not a restated answer.
  • Custom practice exams on demand — drill any weak domain.
  • Daily review returns the first-line choice before it blurs.
The course

Four domains, weighted by who is in front of you.

Assess is the heaviest and the exam skews old — older and middle adults are over half of it. Read the note, answer its items, watch mastery fill by domain and by age band.

Cited to CMDT, not to a summary

Every note is source-cited (CMDT 2026) — no vague summaries, nothing an AI invented.

Weighted by domain and by age

Assess carries 32% of the scored items on its own — more than double Evaluate. The bank is weighted to match, not spread evenly.

The weak domain finds you

Mastery per domain and per age band, so an exam that skews older does not catch you having drilled paediatrics.

P
Plan
Pharmacologic · Non-Pharmacologic · Education
36 SCORED Qs
PLPlan12/3633%
Selecting First-Line Therapy12/12
Non-Pharmacologic ManagementNow
Patient Education & Counselling0/9
Follow-Up Intervals & Monitoring0/8
The exam blueprint

Four domains. Assessment carries a third of them.

The AANPCB FNP-C exam is 150 questions in 3 hours — 135 scored and 15 unscored pretest items, spread across four clinical domains rather than organ systems. Assess is the heaviest at 32%, and the exam is also weighted by patient age, with older and middle adults together holding over half the items.

ASAssess
32% · 43 scored
DXDiagnose
27% · 36 scored
PLPlan
27% · 36 scored
EVEvaluate
15% · 20 scored
How it compares

More practice per pound than anything else on the market.

Everything below is included in one price. Most AANP FNP-C prep is sold a piece at a time — a mock here, a study guide there, a question bank on top — so the sticker price is never what a student actually pays. Normalised per 1,000 questions, SynkMind works out at $71, and that is before counting the AI, the spaced repetition, the lectures and the readiness tracking that the à-la-carte sellers do not offer at any price.

SynkMind
$49/mo · $249/yr
Fitzgerald
sold separately
APEA
sold separately
BoardVitals
no lectures
Everything in one purchaseCourse onlyMocks only
3,783 questions, weighted to the blueprintPartialPartial
Axon explains the trap, not just the answerAxon
Review timed to your own forgetting curve
Readiness scored per domain and per age band
Video lectures included
Download and study offline
Public log of every question we corrected
Free trial, no card3 days
Price$49/moCourse + QBankCourse + QBankQBank only
Per 3,783 questions — at the $249 annual rate$101Sold per exam or per course — not comparable per question

Competitor prices are the vendors’ own listed prices, checked August 2026, and change without notice. Prices vary by package and are not listed publicly for every plan; how each is sold is shown instead. Question counts are measured from our live content library, not estimated.

Pricing

One course. Full access. Try it free first.

Every plan includes all 29 lectures, 3,783 board-style questions, 13 full-length practice exams, unlimited Axon AANP on every question, spaced repetition and analytics — no tiers. Start your 1-day free trial, no credit card required.

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