[NRSKarenRN]

Maryland Board of Nursing

A Guide to Nursing Education in Maryland lists all the approved registered nurse and practical nurse education programs in Maryland.

NCLEX Exam pass/fail rates by education program in the State of Maryland

A Warning For Excelsior College Students
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Prospective students of Excelsior College should contact the college directly at its toll-free number, 1-888-647-2388, for information about Excelsior Examinations or an Excelsior College nursing degree.

List of Approved Refresher Courses in the State of Maryland

Nursing Assistant Training Programs


Scholarship & Financial Aid listings

• Maryland Higher Education Commission (MHEC) Financial Aid
• Nursing Scholarship Information on the Internet
• State Scholarship Opportunities for Maryland Students
• Choosing nursing as a career in Maryland - www.marylandhealthcareers.org

• Scholarships/Aid – Maryland Hospitals

[MARIAN202]

thank you for this list
i will be attending the on-line mt carmel program

[shiobe]

Hi miss Karen.. Im just wondering if mbon can accept CGFNS certicate over a CES report?.. as their eligibility requirement to NCLEX-RN exam. I currently purchased this certification program to CGFNS

[emanzitimothy]

Hi. I an an RN and i just moved from Africa( Uganda).
I think this is great.

[muskan]

can i transition from lpn to rn via college network in maryland?

[gab.rielle]

Originally Posted by muskan

can i transition from lpn to rn via college network in maryland?

I believe you can, it is just a matter of taking a few more credits and possibly retaking some sciences (if it has been a few years only though). For example, at CCBC Essex (in MD), they offer an LPN program and an RN program- I would look at both and see what matches and what is needed...they should be related but I am not sure!
Also, if you are working as an LPN ask for a scholarship or maybe the hospital/company paying for all or a portion of schooling!
Good Luck and congrats with your choice of continuing your Nursing Education!

-gab.rielle