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Good day, MeaganVerdun:
I've had friends go LPN and friends go RN (I'm going the RN route). I've had no one say either LPN school or RN school is easy or easier than the other.
Thank you.
It depends on the individual student's academic skills, learning style and previous schooling. Some people think the schooling is difficult, whereas others think it is a breeze.Is LPN school hard?
Unfortunately, half of all adults in the US have some deficiencies in basic reading, writing and math skills, so I would assume that folks in this group might encounter difficulties in LPN programs. After all, you will need basic math skills to perform dosage calculations. You will need good reading comprehension skills to complete the reading assignments.
In other words, "hard" is subjective. Some students will say it is hard and others will not. Good luck to you!
Is LPN school hard?
Well, it's definitely not easy. It also depends on whether you have an accelerated program or not. I did an accelerated program and it is pretty challenging with 3 tests every week. (One Anatomy/Physiology, Parmacology & Fundamentals) However, as long as you study and put effort in to it, it's definitely doable.
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Im very confused. Ive been a cna over 5 yrs and itd time for a career change. Which is better, becoming an LPN then bridge over or go straight for RN?