ISU LPN-BSN - Virginia

[mattke07]

Hello Nurses!

I am looking to talk to students that are currently enrolled or have graduated ISU LPN-BSN program. What are your struggles/accomplishments? Is the program enjoyable and is the faculty easily accessible? Do you find the coursework difficult?

I want to know the good, bad, and the ugly!

P.S. I do not wish to hear anything about The college Network (TNC), as I have researched enough to know that it is not what I want to use in lieu of ISU.

Please share any thoughts, suggestions, or words of encouragement!

[Seun2014]

Plan ahead of time is the important factor for this program.Arrange your clinical way before the start of each semester and contact the professors for guidance in reference to clinical hours needed.The program is very doable and your will graduate provided your study and work hard.I am graduating this May and i feel blessed to have program like this for people like me.Do your research as well.I don't come here often incase you send me a reply.Goodluck.

[ArmstrongLPN]

Hey Matt

Sorry I don’t have any information for you but I am going to bump your post because I am also interested in this program and live in Virginia. I originally was doing Excelsior while living in NY and decided to switch to a distance learning program that is approved in my new state.

Are you still considering this program?

Greg

[RN-BSNMD2016]

Once the school have contract with the hospital listed,your will have to call the education department and politely ask them to help you will clinical assignment.I just graduated from this program.It is very engaging and appropriate for working class like me with kids.You want to get your BSN and you will do the works for it and face interactive challenges.Stay close to your advisor,she is good and really encouraging too.ISU makes my dream comes true and so can yours.Best of luck to you all.