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My program is like this. I just finished the first semester (of 2) and it started out with 3 lab days a week, then went to 2 lecture, 1 clinical. I worked full time and pulled an A, so it can be done. Next semester because of different clinicals I might end up with 2 lecture and 2 clinical some weeks but that won't be normal. The schedule will stay largely the same. This program is aimed at working people, and everyone in my cohort was working, most full time. It works pretty well with 12 hr shifts.
Every school is different. Some go for longer days/clinicals but only meet a few days a week. The one that I attended was part of the public school system, so their hours were close to that of k-12 grade, with a slight variation for clinicals. Some programs were 5 days/week for a year, others were 4 days/week for 16 months, each 6.5 hours a day, working theory and lab together on some days, clinicals on others. By the last few months of the program it was all clinicals, 7a-1:30pm
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Hello all, I was recently accepted into an LPN program, it is 11 months long, & I am to attend class 3 days per week. Has anyone heard of a program like this? Most of the other programs that I've looked into are 5 days a week; I've heard you normally do three days lecture, 2 days clinical. So I'm not sure how this works. Any input would be greatly appreciated thank you in advance.