How much was your lpn program?

WOW...That sounds like alot of money for an LPN program. Im working on my ADN at my local community college and its about $10,000 total including pre-reqs, books, uniforms, and supplies. Then i will transfer to the local University for the RN-BSN transition program, thats another $6,000 for a grand total of about $16,000 out the door for my BSN. I guess it all depends where you're located and if your attending a community college v corporate training program for Nursing. Some programs around here can get up that $$ high and they are not even accredited. Good luck with whatever path you take.

Woww you guys are soooo lucky. I just graduated August of this year and my program was $27,000. That is a lot but after a 2 failed attempts to get into an RN program and getting put on a 2 1/2-3 year waiting list, I had to do what I had to do.

http://www.oswegoboces.org/web/adult/courses/files/Adult%20Ed%20Catalog%202012-2013.pdf

Total cost for the LPN Program at our local BOCES now is $8450.00, which includes the NCLEX fee of $343.00.

$37,000 in southern California. Expensive. But after grants and taking advantage of their tuition match program, I will have paid around $24,000. I'll be graduating with $20,000 in debt. Oh well. I'm sure the RN bridge program won't be too expensive!

Right now the tuition at the votech lpn program in my town is about 13,000$ (yes, thirteen thousand) and it's way overpriced. At the local community college it's roughly 16000$, but some of the classes transfer to the RN program so it's a better deal in the end.

My lpn peogeam was 10, 000 and I graduated 2009

Hey lady,

All is good! Thinking to get my pre-req. out the way, possibly Palm Beach College. Your time is wining down, I know your happy. Thanks for asking!

Less than $5000 total in 2010. Tuition was $3600 ($300/month for 12 months) + whatever I spent on Books, Uniforms, Supplies, Etc that were additional.

675.00 $ I graduated in 93

One of the community colleges around here costs $13,000 for a lpn. It is 11 months with no waiting list. But another community college is $12,000 for an adn but the waiting list is long.

I earned my LPN at my local adult/community vocational school in 2009. My tuition was in the ballpark of $5K, books, uniforms, and NCLEX fees included. The costs of program were paid by the Workforce Investment Act (WIA) grant.

$10,500. including books @ a state vocational school. checked out a for profit program that wanted $23,000 which had a great reputation. but just couldn't swing it especial w/all the rumors saying lpns were going to be phased out; i just couldn't see myself getting further into debt. the vocational school had a sketchy vibe about it and many of my classmates felt the instructor could care a less if we learned anything...just in it for the paycheck. our graduation was lame. rushed, no hat, no candles...nothing just a pin if you ordered one and a certificate. i guess sometimes you do get what you pay for.