CMA v.s LPN

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  1. Strictly from a job availability point of view which is better, LPN or MA?

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I have the opportunity to attend a great LPN school, but I am currently two semesters into an equally great MA school (Associates Degree). However, I will be starting RN school in the Fall of 2013. MA school will finish in the Spring of 2013, and LPN school will finish in the Fall of 2013. Perhaps the biggest benefit of me going to LPN school will be how it affects my experience in RN school (at least the first part of it,) while MA school won't prepare me quite as well as the training is based on a different work environment. However, let's say something happens and I can't start RN school. I would need to get a job in my chosen field which brings me to my question. Strictly from a job availability point of view, which do you guys think is better?

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