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Jun 14, 2009 11:15 AM

Any recommendations on schools please?

by TXUKGal

Hi All

I've been lurking for a bit but decided to go ahead and ask my question(s). I am a nurse in Texas but currently living out of the country. I am planning to move back to the States where I want to bridge from my LVN to my RN.

My questions are.........would it be better to bridge in Texas before moving to Oregon? Can someone recommend any good schools to bridge at please?

TIA!


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Old Jun 24, 2009, 06:24 PM

Default Re: Any recommendations on schools please?
I dont know about the university's but with the community colleges if you can get accepted into the program they evaluate you on your skills and then determine on where to place you in the RN program. The CC used to have bridge programs but the CC have gone to OCNE program and really dont bridge anymore
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Old Jun 26, 2009, 10:12 AM

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I know that at MT Hood CC if you are an LPN they put you first in line to get into the RN class, hope that helps
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from TXUKGal
Old Jun 27, 2009, 02:27 PM

Default Re: Any recommendations on schools please?
Thanks for that info. I'll need to look deeper into that. It would be nice to be placed based on skills.
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from TXUKGal
Old Jun 27, 2009, 02:30 PM

Default Re: Any recommendations on schools please?
Originally Posted by stephanie503 View Post
I know that at MT Hood CC if you are an LPN they put you first in line to get into the RN class, hope that helps
That's really good to know. In Texas, it doesn't matter really if you're already an LVN as far as I know. I would have to take all my pre-req's as it's been longer than 5 years and then apply like everyone else and hope my grades are good enough to get me in in a timely fashion.
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from melissakp
Old Jun 28, 2009, 12:33 AM

Default Re: Any recommendations on schools please?
Have you considered Excelsior's online program?
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