LPN Schools in Georgia ?

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I am new to this site and have a few questions about lpn schools in Georgia. I am a single mother, and my son graduates high school in 3 weeks so I am looking at entering LPN school while still working full-time during the day.

Does anyone know of a good LPN program/school in Georgia, specifically an online or evening program? Also, any ideas on the cost of such program?

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Hi there!

I'm almost positive that you cannot obtain your LPN online because of the clinical aspect, but there are many good LPN programs in GA! I'm not sure where you are in GA., but most technical schools have Practical Nursing programs. Lanier Tech, Athens Tech, Atlanta Tech, Gwinnett Tech, etc, etc. Find the technical school closest to you. Chances are they have an LPN program.

I know for sure that Lanier Tech. has a part-time LPN program that allows you to also work. But usually these programs are full-time and in order to complete them you have to be creative with your work schedule or find alternative ways to juggle bills.

Good luck!!! :)

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Hi there!

I'm almost positive that you cannot obtain your LPN online because of the clinical aspect, but there are many good LPN programs in GA! I'm not sure where you are in GA., but most technical schools have Practical Nursing programs. Lanier Tech, Athens Tech, Atlanta Tech, Gwinnett Tech, etc, etc. Find the technical school closest to you. Chances are they have an LPN program.

I know for sure that Lanier Tech. has a part-time LPN program that allows you to also work. But usually these programs are full-time and in order to complete them you have to be creative with your work schedule or find alternative ways to juggle bills.

Good luck!!! :)

Thanks so much for the helpful info. I will contact the technical schools in my area and inquire about their LPN programs. I am hoping that I can take the non-clinical courses in the evening and then figure out the clinical portion when I get to that stage. Great insight - thanks!!

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Yes, you can complete your pre-reqs. at night or online! Once accepted, nursing programs usually follow a set schedule that all students must adhere to for lectures and clinical times. Generally the schedule is during the day throughout the week.

Good luck! :monkeydance:

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Here's a list of technical colleges in GA. that offer the Practical Nursing program....

Albany Technical College

Altamaha Technical College

Appalachian Technical College

Athens Technical College

Atlanta Technical College

Augusta Technical College

Bainbridge College

Central Georgia Technical College

Chattahoochee Technical College

Clayton College & State University

Coastal Georgia Community College

Columbus Technical College

Coosa Valley Technical College

Dalton State College

DeKalb Technical College

East Central Technical College

Flint River Technical College

Griffin Technical College

Gwinnett Technical College

Heart of Georgia Technical College

Lanier Technical College

Middle Georgia Technical College

Moultrie Technical College

North Georgia Technical College

North Metro Technical College

Northwestern Technical College

Ogeechee Technical College

Okefenokee Technical College

Sandersville Technical College

Savannah Technical College

South Georgia Technical College

Southeastern Technical College

Southwest Georgia Technical College

Swainsboro Technical College

Valdosta Technical College

West Central Technical College

West Georgia Technical College

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thank you for the listing although i know it was ment for someone else i appreciate it because i was looking for this exact information on line.

jennifer kersaint

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I don't think that you can do LPN school online due to the amount of clinic hours required by the state.

I don't personally know of an evening program, but I know that clinical hours can change due to hospital demands. You could see evening hours and when classes start, find out they are in the day now or vice versa. At least that is what I was told at the college I attend.

I'd search the list of tech schools posted already for you and see what the schools in your area offer. I hope you find what you are looking for.

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