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Old Apr 27, 2008, 10:02 PM
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I've been an LPN for a year and I'm going to graduate in May with my RN . I'm a little nervous and was wondering if anyone has made this same transaction? What kind of experiences have you had and possibly any suggestions for me? Thanks

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Old Apr 28, 2008, 05:02 PM
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Hi,
Are you nervous about practicing as a RN? I'm a little nervous about picking one of the new opportunities that are available now but more excited than anything. Congratulations!

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Old Apr 30, 2008, 12:21 AM
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GKODI, I'm in tbe lvn to rn tranition class getting ready for R.N. school. I'm nervous too,ALOT of RESPONSIBILITY as an R.N.! Be CONFIDENT and you will be O.K. GOOD LUCK!

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Old May 14, 2008, 09:55 PM
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I Graduate june 13 lpn , begin next week working towards my RN at DCC
in NY. once i get licensed they will transtion me and i can take my BRIDGE..
Why wait.. to get an RN dive in ..

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Old May 23, 2008, 02:12 AM
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Originally Posted by gkodi View Post
I've been an LPN for a year and I'm going to graduate in May with my RN . I'm a little nervous and was wondering if anyone has made this same transaction? What kind of experiences have you had and possibly any suggestions for me? Thanks
wow congrates to you!

What is the first step to get into bridge program?. I mean i haven't start my anatomy, physiology and micobiology. And currently I am in lpn school. Do u think is it ok for me to start working on my pre req while I am in lvn program.

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Old May 23, 2008, 12:59 PM
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Originally Posted by I love med-surg View Post
wow congrates to you!

What is the first step to get into bridge program?. I mean i haven't start my anatomy, physiology and micobiology. And currently I am in lpn school. Do u think is it ok for me to start working on my pre req while I am in lvn program.
I have always done an extra class each semester through LPN and RN school but it really depends on what kind of a student you are. I'm not sure I would have wanted to do the ones you listed, we needed them as pre-reqs for the LPN program, but I did the fluffy ones like growth/development, clep'd sociology etc.

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