Reasonably priced LPN School in Northern NJ?

The going rate for all the schools seems to be about the same...but what you get for your money may be very different!!!!! Beware of those schools that are businesses. They take in loads of students and the pass rate/graduation is very low is comparison.
There are loans out there.
I'm at Holy Name and I love IT!!!!!!!!!

morris ct vo-tech @5k

I graduated in '94 from Sussex County Vo-Tech which closed a couple of years ago. I no longer live in the area, so it could have been restarted. Check all the vo-tec schools. Also, any RN schools will usually prepare you to sit for your LPN before finishing your RN...that might be an option.
Try help organizations...I don't know what to call them, but I got into school through the Displaced Homemakers group...my husband and I had recently separated and my education was completely paid for. I know when they closed, they were charging about $6000.
Maybe you'd be better off considering a community college and doing something like respiratory or phsical therapy...you can get loans for college that are easier to pay than all costs up front. And college credits might transfer in the future into nursing.
Keep looking. You'll find something.

sussex county community college has a great program and not too expensive. We get clinical students from them and have hired alot post graduation.

Which schools have no waiting lists?!?! i cant seem to get a class started until NEXT september!!!!!!!!!!!!!!