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Any suggestions?

This is my first time posting here. I'm currently a Cna working in Billerica ma, and I live in southern nh. I'm going crazy looking for an evening nursing program for rn! I haven't been to school for 19 years, so this is a huge thing for me! Does anyone have any suggestions?

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    Lawrence Memorial/Regis College in Medford, MA has an evening/weekend division. They have an excellent program with a 98% NCLEX pass rate. I would also look at the local community colleges, a lot of them have an evening program.

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    Middlesex cc in lowell has evening program. Two nites a week and clinical on sat.

    I do know the waitlist is atleast one to two years. Im starting their program in the fall.

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    I was basically told that I wouldn't get into middlesex because I'm from NH, due to MA having priority.

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    Oh that stinks then...

    Well did u look into st. josephs in nashua? They have lpn and rn program.

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    I did look onto their, but they don't have evening programs. I'm really starting to feel stuck! There is always Rivier, but they're expensive.

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    I know northern essex cc used to have an evening program, not sure if they still do...

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    Looks like I may have gotten talked into getting my lpn first. Now the search is on for an evening lpn program.

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    Check out gltech.org

    Its greater lowell voke they have an evening weekend lpn track.

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