[BLSQUEEN]

vharper4 check your area colleges that offer nursing programs. The program that I am in has many online courses. You really do need to meet in person for some amount of time but there are many of your courses that can be done online.

[searchingnewcareer]

hi blsqueen, i've been searching on line, well it feels like forever, for a school that offers some courses on line as well as interactive. I have a Bachelors in Health Administration and am looking to move into the nursing area. Do you know of specific schools that offer some nursing classes on line?

[jhjg245056]

I myself am looking to go to an online nsg school for LPN to RN associate degree. Rue offers the program online but it is $13,000. Are there any grants or scholarships available for these online courses? I am really interested in doing this, but don't think I can afford it.

[APUalyssa*]

try going to your states board of nursing site and search around for schools... it should have a list of schools seperated by degree type and school type and what it accreditates...try that. it helped me

[walkerJ]

I am applying to the following nursing schools. Which one is the best in your opinion. I have taking most prequistes and grades were A.

Thomas Jefferson University
Drexel University
Johns Hopkins University
Binghamation University
University of Buffalo

Pamela

[revolution]

What about a school that has the proper accreditation status as an actual school but only has state accreditation for nursing?

[raznay69]

Hi Everyone,

I am looking for a nursing school to get my LVN or RN education without a waiting list. I am willing to take the LVN online if I need to.

I am currently a CNA and was in a nursing program in RI after waiting almost 3 years but had to relocate to Justin TX..

Raznay69

[alaska2]

I am new to this whole post thing. I have been hooking up a friend to TPN for a month now and wanted to know what kind of training would I need to be qualified/certified to do TPN for a buisness.

[TexasNurseEducator]

Go to BON site www.bon.state.tx.us then Nursing Education then Accredited Schools they are listed by programs and they are several of those transition to nursing programs listed.
Good luck,
Yvette

[cxg174]

Originally Posted by imback2school

I was wondering, a friend of mine has been working as an EMT prior to that she was a Naval Corpsman for 4 years. She said that she does not have to take an LVN course, according to her she said all she has to do is challenge the LVN Board. Is that correct? Thanks in advance.

I think that would depend on the school she applied to transferring in her courses. School accreditation is very complicated and has strict rules for the coursework. Military training is sometimes hard to transfer because of training differences, so it would depend. I worked at a college and experienced NLN accreditation rules and evaluation firsthand.