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Hi Terina,
Graduated from EC last yr with ADN. the most difficult part (for me) was sustaining the motivation and dedication to completing the program. the are a number of ppl who feel EC is the 'easy' way out without really knowing what the EC degree entails. EC is definitely not for everyone aspiring for the RN... but if you feel comfortable with patient assessment, and confident in your ability to learn new concepts and skills very quickly, EC may be the right choice for you. It was for me and other ppl I know as well. Good luck to you!
HI,which school are you attending for LPN? I am looking a school for my cousin. Please if you have list of school let me know or where I can find the school list. I am from Brooklyn.
Thanks
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I am currently an LPN employed in Central New York. I am interested in continuing my education through Excelsior College Online for my RN. Are there any CNY Excelsior Grads out there that are employed in local Hospitals or Clinical Offices? I would really appreciate a response. Thank you.
Hi Terina,
I'm an LPN in Manhattan, NY working in a clinic. I'm studying for the RN thru Excelsior. It's definately tough to stay foucsed but the hard work it takes will be worth it when I can kiss my boss goodbye!!:argue:
Doing Gerontolgy and NC 4 right now under the old curric. I've been enrolled since last summer.
Good Luck!
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I am currently an LPN employed in Central New York. I am interested in continuing my education through Excelsior College Online for my RN. Are there any CNY Excelsior Grads out there that are employed in local Hospitals or Clinical Offices? I would really appreciate a response. Thank you.