LPN - RN Schools in NE Ohio (Cleveland Area)...Please help =)

Tri-c has a bridge, but you need 1 year on a full time job as an LPN. I too am newly licensed. No jobs here, which is going to make it hard to finish RN. Huron has a program that doesnt require 1 yr of work experience, but more pre-req requirements. Good Luck

I know Lakeland, Tri-C, Kent State (multiple campuses) and the like all offer credit for LPN, most I have seen require a year of experience, but the prereqs take that long anyway so u would be ready by the time the RN program started. I have not heard favorable things about ATS. I got info from them when I was looking into LPN schools (just finished first 1/4 at Auburn CC!) and I can tell u it was pulling teeth to get info sent, had to drive to them to get it, and it is very expensive. Hope that helps!

I'm in BSN-RN at Kent state - they have a few campuses and different options as well. I love it here! I know we have an LPN-BSN/RN option. Good luck!