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hi i'm new to the site.i'm 23 yrs old and have 3 children.i am going to be going to school soon to become a lpn.any info you can give me about how the classes are and how hard and any general information about it would be appreciated.have a great day.:roll

welcome to allnurses.com! why not check out the pre-nursing forum at: https://allnurses.com/forums/f198/ and the lpn/lvn forum at: https://allnurses.com/forums/f99/ ? where are you going to school at? you can go to the state forums at: https://allnurses.com/forums/f131/ and scroll to your home state, and take it from there....

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Hello Drangonfly we have alot in common I am 24 and a mom a three in my second semester of lpn program in La. it really has not been as bad as I tought it would be.MED SURG is really a pain but still doing good, all questions are usally about a patient and the problems they are having, you have to use Maslows to figure which one is the best answer because they are usally a right. Once you have started let me know I have a format you can use for drug cards where all you do is copy and paste pretty much(if you don't have to hand write them) good luck:roll

Hello and welcome to allnurses.

Nice to meet you.Thank you for the links for the forums.I will check them out.I am going to be going to school at tri county technical college here in sc.

Nice to meet you and i will definatelly let u know when i start.I am putting in for the financial aid now and the application for the college so hopefully i will be starting in the summer.Thanks for all the info.How terrible can u be at math and still do ok? LOL That is my worst subject but hopefully i will do ok with that.

Hi ty for the welcome

Nice to meet you and i will definatelly let u know when i start.I am putting in for the financial aid now and the application for the college so hopefully i will be starting in the summer.Thanks for all the info.How terrible can u be at math and still do ok? LOL That is my worst subject but hopefully i will do ok with that.

The math is minimal.

Simple formulae, and my NS lets you use a calculator. You can certainly use one when you are out in a HCF for clinicals/job.

There are far harder things in NS to deal with than the math.

ty for the info.I know i'm going to have to take contemporary mathmatics as one of my courses.I will definatelly be using a calculator for as much as i can.