I’ve been accepted into the program starting in May. It has been pretty fast passes from application to acceptance. Staff has been very responsive and easy to contact. Entrance test- wish I had studied more as I know I could have reduced my program by a semester but over all was exactly what I expected. Honestly I was expecting it to be closer to the NCLEX and it was not nearly as difficult. That said I wouldn’t say it was easy either. So far, which class hasn’t officially started, I feel based on my current experience that this program is a good one that as long as we do the work will prepare us to pass the NCLEX. No complaints.
It’s the HESI upwards mobility test. The school suggested the HESI LVN NCLEX book. I used Saunders as it helped greatly with my NCLEX. It was over kill. I did review their guide but felt it was lacking (it really wasn’t I just didn’t know it) and settled on NCLEX cram which really was in the middle. I utilize the Saunders practice questions because I liked their rationals more. Based on your score you start at one of two paths. Minimum is 700. So from 700-899 you have a Summer transition course. Then 3 additional semesters of Fall, Spring, Fall. Fall isMed-Surg with 80 clinics hours, Spring is Psych and Peds 40 clinical hours in each, then last fall semester is Med-Surg 2 120 clinical hours then graduation. 900+ skips the basic med-surg class but you still have transitions, mental health/peds, and med-surg 2. I got an 805 but since I really didn’t put as much effort into it as I should have I’m not going to complain. I did waste money on those books because I didn’t utilize them but that is entirely my fault.
RNmakin
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Anyone successful complete lpn to RN through allegany college or in the nursing program how do you view your experience.