Interesting Online LPN to BSN

[fireflyLPN]

I'm curious... Does anyone have any updates regarding this program?

Jill

[NurseFlower]

This is the program I am doing as soon as I graduate. Tulsa is only 2 hrs from me, I had never thought about people doing it long long distance though. The jist of it is that Once you are an LPN, you must work for one year as an LPN to gain experience, after that year you then begin the program. You have to have some of your pre-reqs done, I am still waiting for the official on the ones, and I was told that during my year of working for exp I could get most of them done. They also take many Cleps etc. The program is shortened because you take 3 exams that test you out of , I think one is maternal-fetal and I forget the other 2, but that takes 37 credits off what you have to do.

It is an advanced track, and you have to have the scores and ACT etc to get into it. I'll have to be at campus 3-4 saturdays per semester, and the rest is online. I will be able to take some of the other classes needed for my BSN at the same time. I will be doing clinicals in my local area with a preceptor. As I find out more I'll post it

[txspadequeenRN, BSN, RN]

Just for clarification , is it in Tulsa or OK city. ???

This is the program I am doing as soon as I graduate. Tulsa is only 2 hrs from me, I had never thought about people doing it long long distance though. The jist of it is that Once you are an LPN, you must work for one year as an LPN to gain experience, after that year you then begin the program. You have to have some of your pre-reqs done, I am still waiting for the official on the ones, and I was told that during my year of working for exp I could get most of them done. They also take many Cleps etc. The program is shortened because you take 3 exams that test you out of , I think one is maternal-fetal and I forget the other 2, but that takes 37 credits off what you have to do.

It is an advanced track, and you have to have the scores and ACT etc to get into it. I'll have to be at campus 3-4 saturdays per semester, and the rest is online. I will be able to take some of the other classes needed for my BSN at the same time. I will be doing clinicals in my local area with a preceptor. As I find out more I'll post it

[NurseFlower]

it's tulsa, ok