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Gpc lpn-rn bridge program

Has anyone attended the program and worked full time or part time? Was it difficult to manage studying, clinical, classes and work? Please tell me about your experience. I'm thinking about coming home to finish my education.

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    Hello!

    Hope someone from the program can offer the advice you seek.

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    Graduated from the traditional track at gpc. It's doable to work while bridging. The summer is the hardest because it's the most condensed semester. Ob,peds, and mental health all during the summer. I know of people that worker full time or dropped back to part time. Best advise. Be ready to be flexible.

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