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LPN/RN program- Hannibal

Hannibal Career and Technical Center has openings for August 2011 LPN program. This program is highly ranked for NCLEX pass rates, and is an all inclusive program. Books, scrubs etc are included in the program fee, which is less than $1o K. They also have an option of taking some classes prior to the regular school year, which makes your school day much easier and gives you an early "out" time. It's a 12 month block, but with breaks comes out to be 10.5 months of actual class times....

If you're looking for a BSN program, take a look at Culver Stockton at Canton. Their BSN program does not have a waiting list and you're certain of clinical acceptance. Culver works in agreement with Blessing Rieman in Quincy, IL.

I have a number of student friends who attend there and really enjoy it. Pretty easy going campus and class sizes are reasonable.

Both these are great programs in a wonderful area. I've never seen any postings about the Hannibal region, so figured I'd mention them for the folks on the eastern side of MO.

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    never seen any postings about the hannibal region either. i work in the area and although i did not attend the college in question, i can say that i work with people whom have gone to the local schools. they really seem to be well prepared for their careers. thanks and gl to you!

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