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I don't know anything about the job market for LPN's in Michigan, but the school I am at does have a LPN to RN program. I think it's only a year, but you have to have so many work hours as an LPN before applying. I am currently in the ADN program at St. Clair County Community College (in Port Huron).
It is a competitive program, but I did get in on my first try. They calculate your GPA, HESI score, and the amount of pre-reqs that you have completed. I had a pretty good GPA and HESI and had all but one pre-req complete when I applied. They accepted 110 students and I heard that about 500 applied. The articulation program is also competitive, but I"m not sure how many they accept each year.
miteacher, ADN, MSN
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I'm currently a teacher in Arizona, originally from Michigan, and am going to do the LPN program here in Arizona. I would like to return to Michigan ASAP, however I am wondering how many programs they offer that are a bridge from lPN to RN and how the job market is for an LPN in Michigan while going to school in Michigan.