I'm an LPN & stay at home mom. I'm interested in possibly doing ISU's LPN-BSN program in the future... I just had a few questions I was wondering if someone could answer.
1. I'm currently not working and am a stay at home mom with a current LPN license. Do you have to be working, or have to have worked recently as an LPN to be accepted in to the program?
2. Do you have to pass the TEAS test to get in? Or do they take all applicants, even if you fail the TEAS?
3. How hard is it to get in to ISU's LPN-BSN program? Are all applicants admitted or do they only take the "cream of the crop"?
4. How expensive is it? I almost have my associates through a community college, but lack a few credits of having it. Would the program be a little cheaper for me since I have some credits? Thanks, any info would be appreciated.
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