LPn to RN online course

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:mad:Ive been a LPN for 6 months, i really want to go back to school for my lpn to rn program, but i dont know if its better to go through excelsior college or use one of these schools that help you like achieve test preparation once a week, but all i know is that is way cheaper going directly through excelcior college than using these schools.

I need helppppppp, i want to go back and do my RN and get over with,

what do you guys suggest me?:uhoh3:

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I'd suggest checking into your local community colleges. That is the much, much, much cheaper route.

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:mad:Ive been a LPN for 6 months, i really want to go back to school for my lpn to rn program, but i dont know if its better to go through excelsior college or use one of these schools that help you like achieve test preparation once a week, but all i know is that is way cheaper going directly through excelcior college than using these schools.

I need helppppppp, i want to go back and do my RN and get over with,

what do you guys suggest me?:uhoh3:

What did you decide on? because i have an interview with Achieve Test Prep tomorrow.

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Specializes in Geriatrics.

I am going through excelsior. i can't do classes at the community college because i work full time. i know a few people who did the LPN-RN program and succeeded.

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I am going through excelsior. i can't do classes at the community college because i work full time. i know a few people who did the LPN-RN program and succeeded.

I'm thinking about excelsior. How do you like it and how far are you?

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I am in the same situation as you currently being an LPN. I posted a comment on the Distance Learning forum

under students wondering if I should sign with DLSI online video classes and then LPN to RN with EXCELSIOR. ??

Any information would be appreciated.

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Yeah but the wait list can be three years which depending on when you got your science class done could be a problem

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I had a meeting at achieve test prep here in Philly and loved what they had to offer. They are a prep or tutoring if you would for excelsior. They have a full lab that you can use to practice for the CPNE. You still get the flexibility of excelsior but the environment of a class room. They have their own books which is helpful and price wise if you have no prerequisite would be $20k mines is around $15k since I have some. You could check you community college, but remember your competing with about 1000 other students for maybe 100 seats. I say have a meeting with achieve and then decide

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