LPN TO BSN program

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I am a recent LPN grad and just got a part time a job after 6 months of searching,i am thinking of continuing my education with the Indiana state university LPN to BSN progam. i would like a lot of input from anyone who is/was in the program before i make a decision.any information relating to cost of the program,finding a preceptor,taking the TEAS etc etc will be greatly appreciated

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Specializes in Nephrology, Cardiology, ER, ICU.

Let me move this to the LPN to RN forum where you will get more answers.

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I just was recently accepted into the LPN-BSN program at IPFW, I am not sure if I can offer much advice except be prepared to jump right into upper level classes. The program I am attending is not optimally set up for the LPN-BSN student it is geared for the traditional student, so I have encountered a few obstacles that are frustrating. As far as the program you are looking into, hopefully it's set up a bit better for the transition student.

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i am so jealous of you. i am in the exact same situation but i'm working up in grand rapids michigan and i can't find any school that does lpn to bsn. i think you have a great opportunity with indiana state university. go for it.

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the ISU program is online so you can check it out if michigan recognises it.

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