LPN, manhattan adult learning center

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Hello everyone,

I was wondering, does manhattan/brooklyn adult learning center accepts transfer credits from a Cuny school? The thing is that I am a pre-nursing student at Laguardia Cc and I'm done with all the pre-reqs required but I didn't get into the nursing clinicals, so I am thinking of moving to MALC for the LPN program. But I'm not sure if they accept transfer credits so that I can finish the lpn in less than 10 months as proposed by the learning center? Any response or ideas will be highly appreciated. Thank you :)

For this semester they are booked cuz school starts jan.24th but u can try to apply for june

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p.s they also have evenng classes and day classes. moening slasses start at 7:30 - 4:00 and evening from 5-10 plus one day on a weekend u also have to go .

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i am starting the new program "The center of allied health and nursing education". You can try to go there =)

Its easier to get in . cost 22 000 for 11 months and its in NJ . kinda far. well im not sure where u live . Best of luck.

Hi, thanks for the infor.

I just called them few weeks back and this lady forwarded me all the paperwork I had to fill up.

But I didnt send in my application yet, becoz I live in NY and I dont drive.

Two huge reasons not to apply there.

But I talked with Lincoln tech in CT last time, and their fee is 31,000.. more expensive then any RN/BSN school.

So you are already in the program?

Do they give any TEAS entrance test?>?

Good Luck

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IMO, for the amount or money that Lincoln and CAN charges, you might as well get your ADN which may take a year or two to complete. I just feel (IMHO) that it is TOO much money for an LPN. Something to think about. Good Luck.

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ADN??

which one is that?

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Associates degree

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Associates Degree in Nursing. There are ALOT of schools in NY such as CUNY, SUNY and Private Schools that offers ADN and/or ASN. For an LPN, you should pay no more then $2K-$5K (IMO). If that's the case I would do PCT which is more cost affective, but if your financially stable and able to afford it, I would say go for it.

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I tried getting in CUNY school, but it's really competitive; plus they requires 3.7 or 8 GPA to be considered in the RN program.

Do you know any private nursing school beside Beth Isreal and Long island college hospital? Coz I tried there already.

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I tried getting in CUNY school, but it's really competitive; plus they requires 3.7 or 8 GPA to be considered in the RN program.

Do you know any private nursing school beside Beth Isreal and Long island college hospital? Coz I tried there already.

You can try to look into: Helene Fuld College of Nursing, Nassau Community College, Saint Vincent Catholic Medical Center School of Nursing-Brooklyn and Queens, St. John’s Riverside Hospital, Westchester Community College and the Cuny programs. You also have to remember that the Nursing programs are meant to be competitive. Hope these help.

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i am starting the new program "The center of allied health and nursing education". You can try to go there =)

Its easier to get in . cost 22 000 for 11 months and its in NJ . kinda far. well im not sure where u live . Best of luck.

Hey Dianka,,what was that price ..lol..lets compare paperwork... by the way did you get it in yet? I totally found a babysitter, I had told Ilona I was getting cold feet but i'm good now..how is everything with you girls?:heartbeat

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By the way I was just kidding about the price fortunately /unfortunately I have to opay the same thing..I wish we were able to get tap for NJ!

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thanks a lot..

I will def. keep looking :)

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