Lamar State College LVN to RN

Tulip23 · Jul 21, 2012

Received my acceptance letter for september 17th class today! :yeah: Anyone in the Dallas area, looking for a study buddy.

plc19 · Jul 24, 2012

Hi tulip I'm in Rowlett. I'm starting in January

Tulip23 · Jul 24, 2012

@plc19 Congrats, please feel free to contact me to partner up or for study groups .

xxjudyxx · Jul 29, 2012

Hello everyone. I currently have the two book needed for ITSC 1371 for sell if anyone is interested. Please message me. Thanks.

Microsoft Word 2010: Medical Professional ISBN 978-538-74947-3

Computers: Understanding Technology ISBN 978-0-76383-731-0

phompuey · Aug 1, 2012

Since you are almost done can you give us information on the clinicals? Thanks-----Scott

katana600 · Aug 2, 2012

Ok, I just finished 2535 and getting ready to start clinical on Aug 6. I must say there has been a couple bumps throughout, but I made it to clinical. So, two sets of clinical then the last two classes. I will tell you the required NCLEX gets harder every time you do them. Good luck to all.

Katana600

katana600 · Aug 2, 2012

Aug 1, 2012

Hey you will pass it was touch and go for me, but I did pass it. How many test do you have to go or taken so far and how did you do on them. I am here to help.

Katana

CBJ123 · Aug 3, 2012

what facilities are partnered with lamar state for clinicals. my place of employment is taking to long to decide if they will allow me to do mine there. so im looking for any input dallas, tyler longview whereever. willing to drive to new employment so i will able to complete my clinicals when it comes time next year.

katana600 · Aug 4, 2012

My employer is partnered with Lamar, but it is for employees only. I work for one of the local hospitals in Tyler. Currently there is 4 of us doing the Lamar program, 3 of us will finish together and the other one is just a few weeks behind.

CBJ123 · Aug 4, 2012

I understand that its employee only, wanting to apply to a hospital that was already partnered with lamar if possible.

Tx Grandmaw · Aug 8, 2012

I am in the Lamarpa LVN-RN program. To say it is hard is a understatement! I dropped out of RNSG 2514 out of complete terror. The amount of information you had to go thru before a test was frighting. My question now is do I continue? I can study for 2514 since I now know what to expect but what about 2535. Does anyone know what it is like? Is there someone who would talk to me about these classes? I do not know if my thinking process is off for this class. I got the book test for success for beginning nursing. This helped me a lot on RNSG 1423. If anyone is ahead of me in this program would you please contact me at [email protected]. Thanks for reading this. When I can decide what I am going to do I will be better able to discuss what I have gone thru. My advise to anyone wanting to take this program to call 1-866-896-9243. If you are just starting in the program be prepared to spend more than they say and find someone that can help you along the way. I should have checked with this site a long time ago. I have felt so isolated. Good luck and God bless.

katana600 · Aug 8, 2012

I just finished 2535, and I started clinicals this week. Yes it is a lot of work, but honestly to me it is still better than going sitting in classroom and having to work around school hours. Not to mention when you are in a traditional program clinical is every semester. These clinicals are isolated to just 10 weeks. You will have to change the way think when answering questions. I did struggle for awhile until I started reading the question to it's fullest and reading it carefully. I do think it very possible to complete the program I am almost there. You do have to put in the time and work on your assignments and don't wait till the last minute. It does help if someone else is also doing the program at the same time for studying purposes. Go for it.