Anyone know any good LPN schools in Dayton, OH area? - Page 2

Your welcome! & yes they do; they offer it here also. They have a small list of requirements before you have your spot reserved in the program- STNA, medical terminology & medical math classes (theyre 2 days a week for 1 month each; you can overlap them too!) & simple stuff like tb test & physical, etc. but theres no wait list! you can start in january or july

I just graduated from Fortis (formally RETS) it is expensive but they have a flexible schedule. Over all I enjoyed it and met some great people. I feel they really prepared me for my nclex which I just took Tuesday and passed. Good luck where ever you choose to go

I'm looking into Lpn schools & I am leaning toward fortis or Hondros.. Any advice? I need somewhere with a decent schedule because I am due in June & have a 2 year old son so I'm nervous about going to school with two babies