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Congrats on your decision!! :) Advice:
1. Do not sign a contract with a third-party publishing company. Not necessary.
2. Invest in all available EC practice exams. They are so worth every penny!
3. I found it was help to schedule my exam some weeks away, thus giving myself a deadline. Otherwise I might study into oblivion!
4. Don't enroll until you're ready to take the third nursing exam (Chronicity). As an LPN, you'll be able to skip the second exam (Health Differences). When you enroll, you start the clock ticking toward paying your student services annual fee, $440.
5. Use Penn Foster for the Information Literacy exam -- EC's Info Lit class is ridiculously overpriced.
Good luck!!! :) EC was great for me. Opened so many doors I didn't even know existed, seriously.
nickatnite
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After after nine years of being a LPN with most of my pre-reqs done I will finally embark on my journey through Excelsior College. I hope and pray this is the right move for me. I have always been a fast, independent learner. I will welcome any encouragement and pointers from any who are going through or finished. I believe many have felt the anticipation and happiness of embarking on a journey that is motivated by me without being at the mercy of many nursing programs wait list or the dread of taking tests in school whether your prepared or not. I am the captain of this ship and do not plan on going overboard.