Re: LPN/LVN's advice needed desperately
Marie-
Have you looked into accelerated BSN programs? Not sure what area you are in, but many universities with nursing programs offer an accelerated version of the BSN program for students with a bachelor degree already. Most will only take 1 year to complete and it may be a way for you to bypass the extremely long waitlists at the community colleges and universities. There's nothing wrong with going for LVN, but you may find your options limited if you want to work in pediatrics with the LVN. Again, this all depends on where you live in CA and your local job market. LVNs are more utilized in areas such as geriatrics, nursing homes, and home health.
Good luck!
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