any colorado lpn programs w/ no pre reqs?

[nursingwannabe]

:welcome: I was wondering if anyone knows if there are any LPN programs in colorado that dont require any pre-reqs? For instance I found out there is a nursing school in quincy MA that has one with no pre-reqs and takes 10 months...{they also have an accelerated rn program.} I just hope there is somthing like that in colorado because im a 37 year old single mom and time is important especially since my local nusing progam takes 2 1/2 years at the least to become an lpn. Im considering moving from colorado to Quincy MA just to attend their program but would rather stay in colorado.{I love it here! } Can anyone help me out with some information???

[MountainMan]

Remember to get plenty of rest and relax during the test.

Sayy....Isn't DFW a liittle hot n flat!?

[TheCommuter, BSN, RN]

Commuter.....are you going through a local CC there? I had a friend telling me about Indiana State and it sort of got my wheels turning

I am currently taking my second semester of prerequisite classes at Tarrant County College, located in south Fort Worth. After I complete the prereqs with good grades, my next step is to apply at 3 to 4 LVN-to-RN bridge programs at the community colleges in and near DFW. I am knocking on wood that at least one school will admit me.

My coworker is an LVN who got admitted to the LVN-to-BSN program at Tarleton State University a few months ago with a 2.8 grade point average in her prereq classes. I hope to maintain a 4.0 grade point average, but there's some hope for LVNs whose grades are less than stellar.

[TheCommuter, BSN, RN]

Sayy....Isn't DFW a liittle hot n flat!?

DFW, Texas is rather hot in the summer and has plenty of flat lands.

However, the quality of life is quite good here. In addition, I can live like a queen on a yearly salary of less than $50,000 yearly.