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The new ADN program is a 24 month program that will be offered twice a year, June and December. There are no pre-reqs required. you do need to submit an app with 2 essays and take the TEAS exam. I believe if you have your LPN you are able to start the second year of the program there. I am currently studying to take my TEAS in June. I am looking at their second start date. I was recently accepted into Concordes LPN program but when I heard about Sumners new RN program I knew I had to apply since my ultimate goal has always been to be an RN. They have all the info on their website. The coursework looks hectic but amazing :) They are offering a morning class and an evening class as well. They partner up with all the hospitals in Portland for your clinicals, so no need to travel far. Let me know if you want more info or if you plan to apply. I already met one other girl on this website who is also applying :)
I went to Valley Medical College now called Institute of Technology(in Salem) and it was 11 months long. I had no life. Very fast paced and my last term I had six classes plus clinical's, I wanted to die. The program had only four terms.
I requested info from Sumner inquiring about an LPN to RN bridge and they told me they are putting me on a list to get back to me for info. I also looked on the Oregon State Board of Nursing and Sumner's RN program is still under inital approval status. :-/
I went to Valley Medical College now called Institute of Technology(in Salem) and it was 11 months long. I had no life. Very fast paced and my last term I had six classes plus clinical's, I wanted to die. The program had only four terms.I requested info from Sumner inquiring about an LPN to RN bridge and they told me they are putting me on a list to get back to me for info. I also looked on the Oregon State Board of Nursing and Sumner's RN program is still under inital approval status. :-/
They were approved by both the osbn and the oda :) they should be calling prospective students very soon :) I was actually supposed to start at Concorde this fall but now I am focusing on getting into sumner :))
I am am wondering if somebody could help me out with a few questions about fhe LPN program at Carrington. I have been a CNA since 1992 and would like to take the lpn program. Do I have to have perquisites of any kind to get in. And also, I'm not finished with my GED will they allow me to start although I'm still worki g on it? Thank you :-D
nursetabitha
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Anyone else going to Carrington's LPN Program in Portland, Oregon? I have been accepted and am starting July 2, 2012. I'd love to meet some fellow classmates or here from some who have already gone through their program. I am so excited and can't wait to start!