Neosho County Community college has a bridge program that is mostly on line. Pratt Community College also has an online bridge program.
Clinicals, of course, are NOT on-line...
I think you will find that the prerequisites are similar for all the commuity colleges, though.
You can take many of your prereques on-line through www.edukan.org
jccc has an LPN-RN bridge program... the lpn's jump on the 2nd semester of the RN program and its pretty good (so I hear).... there are very few spots, like 4-16 depending on how many people from the original group of 60 something RN's in the original program are left standing.... but not too many lpn's apply, only like 30-60 or something like that.
nogabjojo
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I am going to a LPN program this fall, I want to bridge as soon as it is over to ADN program. I know of KCKCC and Park. I do not want to go to KCKCC, to many pre requs that have to be taken and it is to many. I want to go to park, but they only take 40 people. I want to hear from any of you who went to Park and how hard it was to get in. I also want to know of ANY OTHER RN/ADN bridge programs. HELP PLEASE!!