Conversation Between sentiboi and JohninAZ

Hi, If you're fairly young and can wait it out then I'd say get your CNA. Oh, don't pay big bucks for it. Golden Care Academy in San Diego offers it for $120! Get your CNA then take the basic sciences classes needed for City College's ROP LVN program. They also offer a 30 unit LVN to RN setup program. Palomar College in San Marcos now has shorter wait list times, but you need lots of prereqs first. Can't wait? Then consider paying $50K and do it at private school like Kaplan, or whatever. Again, your RN will be as good as the next nurse, but the associate degree part is non-transferable. If you can work and take some college classes at a community college and don't mind waiting, and waiting then that would be the best bet cost wise, I feel. As for me, I can't wait anymore. John