2012-2013 BOE Mid-Manhattan Lpn program

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  1. BOE Lpn program vs BOCES Lpn program

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      BOE Lpn program (mid-manhattan, brooklyn, coler goldwater)
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      BOCES Lpn program (southern westchester boces)

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Is anyone enrolling into the 2012-2013 Mid-Manhattan/brooklyn/coler goldwater Lpn program? Anyone graduated from there? Hows the registration process like? Are the entrance exams hard? What color are the uniforms for students? Im going to register for the 2012-2013 class and need some insight on the program. Is it a good program to go to? Im also interested on the BOCES lpn program but found it to expensive:eek:

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Anyone?:confused:

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I don't have any info but I plan on applying for 2012-2013 and I the same questions and a similar thread with no responses If you find out anything I would appreciate any info. I was accepted to lincoln tech but went to see financal aid and well I looking at other options 15k in debt for lpn I just dont know

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Wow 15k? Thats alot of money for an lpn program.

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I know and I was so excited and now I'm just sad :crying2:

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@shanie818

Sorry can't respond to PM cause I don't have enough posts....

I already gave away my cnet reviewer. It cost 15 dollars per set.

It's advisable to get at least a couple of them because the exam is

very much like whats on the reviewer. The items are very basic, but

you are after for speed with regards to the math section of the exam.

I graduated from the Mid-Manhattan lpn program june 2011

and took the NCLEX-PN last month. The schools passing rate for the state board is very high.

The program is free but you have to pay a total of $2,400 for the textbooks,

uniforms, ATI review course, stethoscope and other items.

You pay half during registration when you are formally accepted to the program, that would be around August. And the other half before clinicals and that would be around January.

Fell free to ask questions. Hope this helps.

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Thank you for responding:) Should I order the study guide for 55 dollars as well I was just on there website trying to figure out what to order and what book would be good for the tabe a exam once I take the cnet I have three weeks so I want to study for the tabe A hoping I pass the cnet

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And :ancong!: on graduating

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@shanie818

Thanks, just received my License a couple of weeks ago.

Actually I only bought 2 of the practice tests. But if you feel you need to get the study guides, you can get that one instead. The study guide contains a couple of those practice test also.

As for the TABE, I bought it online on Amazon.

Don't take the CNET exam lightly because your not only after the passing score. I was told that there were over 4,000 people who took it for the 2010-2011 batch.

And there are only about 150 slots total for all three schools. So definitely they get people on how high you score.

As for the TABE the exam is computer based unlike the CNET which is pencil and paper.

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@ flip sugbu

I dont take it likely thats why I want to what to buy to prepare my self I am so nervous already I plan buying the study guide with a couple more packets and the tabe book and my sister has ged book which I have read some posts that say the ged book is helpful so I plan to give it my all I really do.

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@nvme3489

Have you registered for the BOE lpn test yet maybe we can keep touch on the long journey to get accepted

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@ shanie818

I registered online a few days ago to take the p-nat entrance exam. Im schedule to take it on March 3rd. Idk which study guide is best to buy. I think im going with the $45 one. I want to prepare myself well for this test. Do you know which one is better to study from? Did you register yet?

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