Interview for LPN program

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I passed the NET:balloons: and I am scheduled for an interview in 2 weeks. What kinds of questions do you think they will ask??? I know the suspense will kill me-they aren't making a final decision until November!!! THe class starts in january 2007. Thanks

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Hello I was wondering what school you were accepted too? Congradulations on passing the test and good luck in the program.:)

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Hello I was wondering what school you were accepted too? Congradulations on passing the test and good luck in the program.:)

Thanks! I will have the admissions interview in 2 weeks! I won't know if I am accepted until November. IT is for the COnnecticut Technical Schools.....I am really hoping to be picked!!!

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I am scheduled for an interview for the LVN program. I was wondering if anyone knew what all it involved? Does that mean you passed the NET test?:thankya:

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I am scheduled for an interview for the LVN program. I was wondering if anyone knew what all it involved? Does that mean you passed the NET test?:thankya:

most likely...most places require you to pass net before you get scheduled for interview, did you ask the school if you passed?interview is basically telling them why you want to be a nurse and maybe a little about yourself...dunno if that helps

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Specializes in Home Health, PDN, LTC, subacute.

I got all dressed up for my interview but it turned out to be very informal. It was more of a discussion about my goals and former experience. I really think the interview was designed to weed out people the director thought were not serious about school.

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I just got accepted to an LPN program. I was extremely nervous, cool as a cucumber until I was faced with the coordinator lol. I wore a navy pant suit, pearls, with minimal makeup. If getting into the program means a lot to you, then let that show. I brought originals and copies of anything that might be asked for (bls card, diploma, admissions essay etc). Take notes! It'll be hard to remember everything s/he says and it'll show em what kind of student you'll be, a prepared student! You probably have questions you wanna ask, write em and ask em. Make sure you research your school, find out what makes it a great institution. Lastly, try not to fidget, smile and keep good eye contact. Good luck

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