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OK, so you know how if you are in the LPN Program, when you get to a certain point, you can take the test to be certified as a CNA??? Well does the same thing go for LPN with the RN program??? When you get to a certain point in the RN program, can you take a test to become a LPN??? Does this make sense?

Thanks for any help:nuke:

Maya

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Good afternoon.

Depends upon the program. You will need to check with your nursing program and see what the requirements are for this, I want to be a nurse.

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Specializes in OB, M/S, HH, Medical Imaging RN.

That may work for the be a CNA after a certain amount of LPN school thought but I don't think you can be an LPN after a certain time in RN school. The school cirriculums are totally different. What ever you choose, stick with it to the end that's the best advice. Best of Luck!

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It really depends upon the nsg. program, Dutchy. Many do allow the individual to sit for the PN exam halfway through the RN program.

Must check with your individual school.

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It really depends upon the nsg. program, Dutchy. Many do allow the individual to sit for the PN exam halfway through the RN program. Must check with your individual school.

Interesting. I didn't know that. Thanks.

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Interesting. I didn't know that. Thanks.

You betcha!!;)

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Thanks for all the responses!!! I am waiting to see if I am accepted into CSN. I will call them tomorrow and ask them about it. I was wondering because if I get accepted, I will go back to work as a CNA for like 2 days a week, and then if I can get my LPN (while in the RN program), I will do that for the rest of the time I am in school.

Maya

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Specializes in Education, FP, LNC, Forensics, ED, OB.

I wish you good luck with your nursing future, Maya!!! Let us know.

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