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Old Oct 11, 2006, 07:42 PM
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I just want to know if is possible to sit for the LVN board exam after completing 2 semesters in the 2yrs. RN program.

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Some schools have the option of allowing you to sit for the LVN boards after the first year of an RN program. Most schools do not offer this option. Therefore, you would need to ask the department head of the RN program where you attend or plan to attend because they're the only ones who can give you a definite answer. Good luck.

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