Any Everest Institute lpn graduates out there?

It's 11 months long.

4ash, I am currently finishing up level one. It is an intense program, but I like it. Yes it is expensive but most of the people who are complaining about cost are still waiting to get in somewhere if they can actually get in (due to competition). I look at it this way, I don't mind the cost, it will get me my license. Its better than waiting around for 2 or three years to get in somewhere else. I am no spring chicken, I will be 40 in two weeks and I didn't want to waste anymore time. Everest has 3 full time LPN programs per year, Jan, May and Sept, plus they are getting ready to implement a 2 year part time evening program as well for people who still need to work. As far as the tuition, I have a Mi grant, a scholarship and no worker left behind to help with tuition. All that pretty much cut my loans in half. I would suggest you check out Everest for yourself and then decide, don't listen to what people tell you. Well good luck to you in wherever you land.

JennaML2, all you need is a high school diploma or GED, and you need to pass the compass and PSB tests. The like to see some type of medical experience but it is not required.

Hi Doodles01, the interview doesn't last all that long, and the drug screening and background check is paid for by your deposit I believe. You will not find out if you are accepted that day, a letter wil be mailed to you probably in December sometime. I can tell you to be on your toes for your interview there are ALOT of applicants this time around and I hear that the info seminars are standing room only now. They are also changing some requirements as far as having a medical background it will be a requirement not just a plus on your application. Good luck to you!