college network... help!!!
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ok everyone i could use a little advice. i am getting ready to graduate in may with my lpn- and everyone in my class is deciding on where to go to get their rn- i am also planning on getting my rn- however i have 2 young kids at home and one on the way in april and a husband who works a shift where i wouldn't feasibly be able to do night classes and i have been in school full time now for 2 years and can not go another 2-3 years in school fulltime financially wise and be able to take care of 3 kids and work full time. i am the type of person that i learn very quickly and catch on very quickly and have a good medical background being an emt/and a medic before i enrolled into this program that i am in now. i just had a meeting with someone from the college network where basically they send you the study guides and you test out of 67 credits and take nusing concepts 1-4 and then do your clinicals in a 2 day testing period and you have your asn - he said it could be done in 1- 1 1/2 years- i looked at the material and i think realistically i could have it done in about a year- and then if i wanted to do my asn to bsn through them adn regis university that would be about another 18 months- my head is still spinning from all the info- anyway it looks like it will be cheaper and easier for me to do it. i think that i could do the study guides and the testing out very easily. i just was wondering if anyone else on here had done that or had any experience with it and how they liked it? i dont want to enroll if its something that isn't going to be worth my money- please give me some advice!!!!!!!!
chrissi:roll