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how long for adn

I would like to know how long it will take for an associates with no previous college. Also are there online schools that are faster to obtain the degree?

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Hi,

Go to your local community college and see what they have to offer. You can usually get the info online as well.

I belive most adn programs require prerecs and then the nursing classes are aprox 4 semesters.

Nursing school requires lots of "hands on" and clinical experience - so I do not think that you could do a first nursing degree online.

Good luck to you!

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Most ADN programs are two academic years of nursing courses, and people typically spend 1-2 years completing the prerequisites (depending on full-time vs. part-time, if they're able to get into all the classes they need without delay, etc.) If you choose to go part-time, it can take quite a bit longer.

I heard someone say that some Los Angeles colleges are 1 1/2 years for an ADN. Would like to know which ones.

I heard someone say that some Los Angeles colleges are 1 1/2 years for an ADN. Would like to know which ones.

I can't see the prereq's being included in that number, but I could be wrong.

All the programs I looked into in Los Angeles were 2 years. Can't say I've seen them all, but it looks like it will be 2 years.

Jag

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