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So, it is then? I was wondering this myself.. I have been a sahm for almost 4 years now, and Im ready, have most of my preq's for ADN, however, its very competitive-so my idea is to get this and bridge over. I dont have any medical experience-really at all.. so Im thinking this would be good for me at least..
Here's a friendly suggestion. Visit the LPN Forum for more information and specific advice from other LPNs. Good luck!I am a stay at home mom and am looking to go back to school to get my LPN. Because my time is limited I thought this would be a good place to start and then get my RN after my son starts school full time - he is almost 3.What advice can you give me?
I already received a diploma in Medical assisting many years ago ( like 15 years ago) and I took some of the nursing courses in college but basically I am starting over fresh.
Thanks
Lauren
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I am a stay at home mom and am looking to go back to school to get my LPN. Because my time is limited I thought this would be a good place to start and then get my RN after my son starts school full time - he is almost 3.
What advice can you give me?
I already received a diploma in Medical assisting many years ago ( like 15 years ago) and I took some of the nursing courses in college but basically I am starting over fresh.
Thanks
Lauren