LPN Training Under 11 months

ZanatuBelmont · Jan 14, 2009

Tajo23 wrote:

"Nope. Our school is 18 months long full-time M-F. (including one semester of pre-req's) I couldn't imagine anything being less than 11 months. We have multiple tests every week, I can't imagine how much work/tests must be done is less than a year! :bugeyes: "

Ditto, but I can see it being possible with more class time added in. There are no corners to cut, though, making that very difficult. I would NEVER be in a program that was less than 10-12 months. My LVN program began in August and ends in July. I already attend class M, T & F 2:30 p.m. - 9:30 p.m., clinicals W & TR 2:30 p.m. - 10:30 p.m. Adding more to that workload would overload me. :-)

boyer79 · Jan 15, 2009

Hello I am looking for a LPN school in New York, queens, or long island. that is starting this year.. and is not hard to get into.. Please someone help

Krystyne70 · Feb 25, 2009

I also will be attending a 9 month program in Massachusetts. It does not require a pre-reqs. We just have to pass the entrance exam.

newnurse2011, ASN, LPN, RN · Feb 25, 2009

can u tell me the name of that school in Mass. thanx.

bear19kilosgirl2 · Feb 28, 2009

Mine is 1350 hours March 19, 2009 - Feb. 2010. I am in Florida.

ahava101 · Jul 19, 2012

hi , please could you tell me the name of the school, and mabe the website, thank you, this is in response to krystine70,s post

Iâ™¥Scrubs, LPN · Jul 19, 2012

Mine is also 10 months, upstate NY :]

tayliegh · Jul 20, 2012

Well you are lucky, when I first took mine back in 2001, it was going to two years. Now that I live in BC Canada, I find myself back in school, and taking the last of the one year programs. The licensing organization for LPN's here has changed the course to a two year program. Count your blessings, because it is important that you get it all under your belt. Good luck with your NCLEX.

cnabeauty · Jul 29, 2012

Mine is 9 months and I am located in Central Illinois...

What school did you attend?