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lpn on-line

Is Deaconess The Only School That Offers Lpn And Rn Online? I Am Talking From The Beginning. I Am Working Full Time And There Is No Way I Can Go To Traditional School. Thanks,

April

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Is Deaconess The Only School That Offers Lpn And Rn Online? I Am Talking From The Beginning. I Am Working Full Time And There Is No Way I Can Go To Traditional School. Thanks,

April

I do believe Deaconess is the only school where you can start from the beginning. Haven't heard about any others.

Is Deaconess The Only School That Offers Lpn And Rn Online? I Am Talking From The Beginning. I Am Working Full Time And There Is No Way I Can Go To Traditional School. Thanks,

April

Each has its pros and cons...it just depends on what your situation is.

Deaconess: http://www.deaconess.edu

Pros: Limited Travel, Precepted Clinicals, NLN & State Accreditation

Cons: Tuition Costs, Finding a Preceptor

Northwest Tech: http://distance.minnesota.edu/visitors/nursing/

Pros: Low Cost Tuition, State Accreditation, Clinical Experience

Cons: No NLN accreditation, Large Amt of Travel Required

Del Mar E-Line: http://www.eline.delmar.edu/degree.htm

Pros: Module Format, Precepted Clinicals, NLN & State Accreditation

Cons: Available only to Texas Residents

Hope this is helpful.

Cheri Barnett

:w00t: GO DEACONESS STUDENTS :w00t:

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