Hello! So I have an LPN DIPLOMA from a 2-year college in the US (not a university), and I've been working as an LPN for about a year now. I wanted to know if I needed a 4-year bachelor's degree in order to be an LPN in Canada. I've been searching online and some are saying you only need a diploma from an accredited college and some are saying you need a bachelor's degree. I'm just confused because I thought that having a Bachelor's degree in nursing was for RNs and not LPNs. Unless Canada's LPN requirements are much higher than the US. Thank you!
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Hello! So I have an LPN DIPLOMA from a 2-year college in the US (not a university), and I've been working as an LPN for about a year now. I wanted to know if I needed a 4-year bachelor's degree in order to be an LPN in Canada. I've been searching online and some are saying you only need a diploma from an accredited college and some are saying you need a bachelor's degree. I'm just confused because I thought that having a Bachelor's degree in nursing was for RNs and not LPNs. Unless Canada's LPN requirements are much higher than the US. Thank you!