LPN schools in Michigan

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Hello, I am looking for LPN schools in Michigan, because I am sick of waiting to get into the nursinhg program at my school. It is taking way to long. Thanks so much

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Be very careful of places like ITT Tech. I'm not saying their program is inferior, but it may not be transferable. So if you plan on going to RN will all your toil be in vain b/c credits don't transfer. Something to consider no matter where one takes LPN course. Let us know how it goes.

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Hello, I am looking for LPN schools in Michigan, because I am sick of waiting to get into the nursinhg program at my school. It is taking way to long. Thanks so much

Baker College Auburn Hills has an LPN program. There is no waitlist; you either get accepted or not. If not, you apply again next enrollment period. Right now, they only accept 30 people a year, but I think they're trying to get approved for a second program right now. They were also just approved for the LPN-to-RN bridge, with the first program starting in September. I was just accepted and start in September, so I can't tell you much more yet, but entry was based on pre-reqs GPA, repeat classes, classes transferred in, and HESI. Good luck to you - I hope you find a school that works for you and one that you can get accepted to in a reasonable timeframe! :)

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ITT Tech does NOT offer an LPN program. They do however have an RN program. Monroe County Community College has an LPN program.

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Muskegon Community College has an LPN program but there's a 2-3 year waitlist. If i were you i'd go for the RN if you can you'll find more options for schools. Baker in Muskegon has no waitlist for the RN program last i knew. I'm pretty sure Davenport has no waitlist as well.

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Hello I am new here and need some serious help! I am thinking about going to dorsey school for LPN. Its accredited by the state of michigan board of nursing but not the NLN. I currently do not have a car and no job so my options are very limited. Has anyone ever been through the dorsey school system? I have already been screwed by another school (baker) and I do not want it to happen again.

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I start @ nexcare in westland this aug, there cost is 17k. There are also other schools like ou riverview campus as well as some schools in toledo ohio.

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wow, 17K is a lot , does that include books, and all fees? It seemed like we always had a lot of extra expenses in nursing school.

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