California “30-unit option” is dead

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My daughter is a LVN in California, she graduated from a Community College. She wants to continue "LVN to RN" or "LVN to BSN" in a public school but those programs are severely "impacted". If we need to spend a ton of money for private school - we considered the "30-unit option" to reduce the amount of tuition. However, I reached out to the State to find out which schools are offering the "30-unit option" see their response below:

"Hello,

For fiscal year 2022/2023, College of the Redwoods graduated at least one 30 unit option student and took the NCLEX-RN. There were two 30 unit option test takers who passed the NCLEX-RN on the first try during that same timeframe.

 

California Board of Registered Nursing

1747 N. Market Blvd., Suite 150

Sacramento, CA  95834"

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Specializes in LVN with Masters, trying to find my RN dream.

WOW!! One!?

It is all a money thing, colleges especially private ones want to charge 100K plus and commit you to a full RN 2 year program! Crazy!

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