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sorry to tell you that there are no cheap programs. and most programs now require that you complete pre-requisites before even being accepted into the actual nursing program, and most programs have a two year wait to get in.
there are some private schools that do not have that long of a wait list, but the tuition is much huigher, usually in the $20,000 range just for the one year lpn program.
please check out the pre-nursing forum for more information about what the requirements are for nursing school.
and welcome to allnurses.com..............:balloons:
College of lake county is about the same as oakton. I know the community colleges are cheaper. I think a lot if not all are cheapest if you live in the community of the college you attend. I know for all the ones I checked into there was either a minor to extreme price difference between living in district and out. Good Luck!!!
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Hi, Iam a medical assistant and i want to become a LPN or RN where are some good cheap schools here in chicago?