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Accelerated ADN program?

I have been browsing through all the topics and I see a lot of students doing the traditional way, going to school for 4 years to get a BSN and take the boards to be an RN! That's amazing, and Kudos! However, is there anyone who plans on doing an accelerate ADN? 1 yr core nursing program to get their Associates and then take the NCLEX? If so, when do you start? I'm so excited for June to get here!

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    You have to really investigate accreditation's since some accrediting bodies are established by the same school.

    More common to be done by a for profit school, but not all for profit schools. There's where the research comes in to play.

    I'm not speaking about any school listed in this thread since I did not look any of them up. Just about general awareness of the issue.

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    Oh ok that's cool. I wish I would have looked into a fast track school like that but I was kinda scared because I might be transferring to a university in the future so I just decided on a CC anyway best of luck and as long as you've done your research you should be good!

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    Which school is that

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    On 4/1/2014 at 6:26 PM, mommycruz3 said:
    On 4/1/2014 at 6:26 PM, mommycruz3 said:

    Community College of Philadelphia (pa) and Howard Community College (md) offers a 14 month ADN (rn) program for people who have completed a bachelors degree with the prereqs required for nursing (bio,psych, etc) I havent researched any other states because both of these schools are within 2 hours of me. They really aren’t more than you would pay for an LPN program in most states. I have found that college tuition in most states are inexpensive compared to my home state of PA. Research everything! https://www.nursingexplorer.com/adn/Virginia this site will help you by state for adn or BSN

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