Published Sep 13, 2014
Dragonstrike
20 Posts
Hello, everyone. I am LPN who is currently working on home care settings, to be honest I do not like my job, I like my profession but not the setting I am working. I am trying to go for my BSN but it seems impossible. I graduated from High School in 2006, I went for a LPN diploma at a Local high school and got my License. Now I am planning to go back to school but I do not know what to do. I am considering George Mason University, Chamberlain Collegue of Nursing, or NVCC which as far as I know it takes forever if you do not have all the prerequisites. I do not know what to do? I feel between the sword and the wall. I cant make my mind where to go, I am so scared of testing, I graduated so long ago that I do not feel confident anymore. All Universities or collegues ask for HESI, ACT, or TEAS test and to be honest I have not take any of that my entire life. I can"t afford to go to Chamberlain it is too expensive and George Mason is hard to get in as well due to being public. I went to their GM website and everything has to be done online, Any advice will be greatly appreciate it.
Lunah, MSN, RN
14 Articles; 13,773 Posts
NVCC may take less time because it's an ADN, not a BSN. Why don't you start taking some pre-requisites like A&P I or II? See how it goes.
Thanks Pixie.Rn i will began looking into that! I already waste 3 years after getting my Lpn not going back to school! I need to get my engine going! The only problem I see is that there are not in person information for NVCC! Do you know how to register for prerequisites work?
hanoi98
62 Posts
You can go to MeC campus to see advisor at student services, they will look at your stat and give you more info