Gateway LPN Fast Track

[AZmom]

http://nursing.gatewaycc.edu/NR/rdonlyres/A0D8A85C-49C1-4E98-8008-3B709C5FF689/0/FTPNInfoPacketSPRING2007.pdf

Verah interesting........

Looks to me like it's a separate application process. Don't know what the wait list is like for it, but for those of you on the waitlist for the RN program, it might not hurt to apply here too. You qualify.

[dianah, ASN]

You're correct, Phx: there is no Classifieds section.

There is one available to Premium and Platinum members (one of the perks of upgrading).

Thanks for asking!

[PhxButterfly]

OH!! ok! now I understand :)

Thank you for explaining...

Is it ok to request PM's from anyone that has PN books for sale?

You're correct, Phx: there is no Classifieds section.

There is one available to Premium and Platinum members (one of the perks of upgrading).

Thanks for asking!

[dianah, ASN]

Would still be soliciting/requesting an item/product. . . .

[PhxButterfly]

Ok. thank you for clarifying!

Would still be soliciting/requesting an item/product. . . .

[miteacher, ADN, MSN]

I'm looking for input from other people who have attended the review class. Did you go over test-taking strategies, and if so, was it helpful?

[Marlene39]

I got the answer to at least one test question (often more) from each class. When every point counts, it did seem worth it to me. The second semester it was even better. The instructors went over key points and did some test taking strategies that helped with the NCLEX questions.

[miteacher, ADN, MSN]

I got the answer to at least one test question (often more) from each class. When every point counts, it did seem worth it to me. The second semester it was even better. The instructors went over key points and did some test taking strategies that helped with the NCLEX questions.

Thank you! I did end up signing up, and will attend the class whenever I can. I think it is very helpful because it's a more condensed version of the material that seems to hit on key points.

Does anyone have tips for clinicals and care plans?

[PhxButterfly]

I found this website and was wondering if anyone could tell me the names of the LPN teachers?

Thanks!!

http://www.ratemyprofessors.com/SelectTeacher.jsp?the_dept=All&sid=2099&orderby=TDept&letter=N

[miteacher, ADN, MSN]

I found this website and was wondering if anyone could tell me the names of the LPN teachers?

Thanks!!

http://www.ratemyprofessors.com/SelectTeacher.jsp?the_dept=All&sid=2099&orderby=TDept&letter=N

It varies from semester to semester. There are several instructors, and they switch from teaching day and night classes during the semester. In the past, some of the CNA instructors have also taught the class, so you will not know until the day you start the class who your instructor will be.

[dianah, ASN]

Also, per the Terms of Service, under The Basic Terms of Service:

"Please do not give out personal information about others. Do not name names where anyone could identify the person in any facility including your nursing programs. "

Thank you.

---- dianah

[Marlene39]

I found this website and was wondering if anyone could tell me the names of the LPN teachers?

Thanks!!

http://www.ratemyprofessors.com/SelectTeacher.jsp?the_dept=All&sid=2099&orderby=TDept&letter=N

I think there is a rule against naming teachers on Allnurses.com even if you say nice things. I loved the LPN teachers except for one (and she wasn't all that bad) and she only teachers one class for about a month or something so it doesn't really matter. The rest are top notch fabulous!!

[PhxButterfly]

It varies from semester to semester. There are several instructors, and they switch from teaching day and night classes during the semester. In the past, some of the CNA instructors have also taught the class, so you will not know until the day you start the class who your instructor will be.

That makes sense! :smackingf

Thank you!!