[mandykal]

Originally Posted by lola & lila

Can you give me a little more info. on NETI (hamden)...I might start there soon...would app. any info you have!!!
Thanks

Here's a link: http://www.newenglandtechnicalinstitute.com/

[lola & lila]

Hi,
Can you give me anymore info on NETI...I've been told that it's really difficult & is there really 5 hours of homework daily???? I appreciate ant HELP.

[DeLynn]

Hi,
I went to NETI in New Britian, and yes, some nights I studied for 5 hours, but it was not every night. I think the program was good, and at the time I didn't feel like waiting over a year to get into the state schools. They have a good program with good NCLEX rates and I'm glad I went there.

[RXCT]

[quote=DeLynn]Hi,
I went to NETI in New Britian, and yes, some nights I studied for 5 hours, but it was not every night. I think the program was good, and at the time I didn't feel like waiting over a year to get into the state schools. They have a good program with good NCLEX rates and I'm glad I went there.[/Q
UOTE]

Please tell me mod 2 gets easier?????

[ibmissy]

[quote=RXCT]

Originally Posted by DeLynn

Hi,
I went to NETI in New Britian, and yes, some nights I studied for 5 hours, but it was not every night. I think the program was good, and at the time I didn't feel like waiting over a year to get into the state schools. They have a good program with good NCLEX rates and I'm glad I went there.[/Q
UOTE]

Please tell me mod 2 gets easier?????

I pmed you..

[Tina338]

Originally Posted by celpn2004

I will be graduating from the LPN program in January, here is the link below for the program, they have 11 different locations I believe, and some have night programs. From what I've heard this program is the same as all the others, and it's a whole lot cheaper because it's a state run program, about $4,000 instead of $18,000 like others. Check it out soon because you have to take entrance exams. Good luck.

http://www.cttech.org/central/techni...tica-nurse.htm

Hello there... This is the website that I had found and I was interested in applying to the Henry Abbot Vo-Tech school... I see that you already completed the 230 day program.. I was interested in anything there is you can tell me about your experience with your program.. Also, did u have to take the nurses entrance exam before even applying?? I was told to get the study guide from www.ERIworld.com.. please help! lol thanx

[BETSRN]

Originally Posted by TCW

Thank you for your reply!

I am moving to the New Britain area. I will check the CT board of nursing for more program information. I found a few programs finally, but I am not too sure about them. What I would really love to find is an evening/weekend program for LPN or RN degrees but I haven't come across any of those in CT.

Thanks again for the information.

Depending on your career goals and where you want to work....I would check into job possibilities. I am in Connecticut and we have been an all RN hospital for years. If your goal is to work IN A HOSPITAL, you better check with the individual CT hospitals and see if they hire LPN's (in positions other than tech positions). Good luck.

[newonboard]

Originally Posted by celpn2004

I will be graduating from the LPN program in January, here is the link below for the program, they have 11 different locations I believe, and some have night programs. From what I've heard this program is the same as all the others, and it's a whole lot cheaper because it's a state run program, about $4,000 instead of $18,000 like others. Check it out soon because you have to take entrance exams. Good luck.

http://www.cttech.org/central/techni...tica-nurse.htm

hi,
i saw one of your postings in the ct. forum and thot to ask u for some tips i will be starting the lpn sch. this fall in the ct voc. high sch. could you pls give me some of the resources you have found useful in this prog.
thanks.

[mkeep74]

Ok. If you're moving to New Britain, there is NETI, but there are also the state programs which cost alot less. I just graduated from E.C. Goodwin Tech, in New Britain this past June. It was hard, but I did it. I also am a single mother and worked part-time throughout the program. E.C.'s program is a full time day program where you go to school/clinical 36 hrs a week, but the state also offers a part time night program at Vinyl Tech in Middletown which isn't that far from New Britain. My teachers were tough, but my school is well known for turning out LPN students who are very well trained. More than 80% of students graduating from E.C. pass their boards. The stress is on "more than 80%". :hatparty: You can call E.C. at 860-827-7736 ext.326. This is the number for Director Ted Moskowitz. He can give you info on the entry test and interview process. It's a great program. Once you are accepted you can apply to which school you would like to attend. You may even be able to choose before that, but I'm not sure as it's been a long time since I went through the process. The part time program that is closest is at Vinyl Tech. The cost went up for the next class to I think $5,000 for the entire 18 months, but it's still less than the other programs that cost around $20,000. You can only get financial aid for those programs for up to around $5,000. The rest you have to come up with on your own or take out student loans. I hope you can check out the state programs. Good Luck!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! It's hard work, but soooo worth it.

[Jessy_RN]

Originally Posted by TCW

Thank you for your reply!

I am moving to the New Britain area. I will check the CT board of nursing for more program information. I found a few programs finally, but I am not too sure about them. What I would really love to find is an evening/weekend program for LPN or RN degrees but I haven't come across any of those in CT.

Thanks again for the information.

New England Tech in New Britain offers an LPN program. Good luck to you.