Lpn To Rn Bridge Programs

SakredStrega · Sep 13, 2008

NGCSU has an LPN-RN Bridge program. I don't know about a waiting list, though. Their website has a lot of information, though.

http://www.ngcsu.edu

pamelaRN/RRT · Sep 16, 2008

Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College has a one year bridge program for LPN, Paramedic, RRT, and Surgical Techs. You go one day a week either on Monday or Wednesday depending on when you start. This is the program that I am doing now. It is in Tifton and I carpool with three others.

zoeyzoe · Sep 17, 2008

Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College has a one year bridge program for LPN, Paramedic, RRT, and Surgical Techs. You go one day a week either on Monday or Wednesday depending on when you start. This is the program that I am doing now. It is in Tifton and I carpool with three others.

is this program hard to get into?

pamelaRN/RRT · Sep 19, 2008

I did not think it was, but it is competitive so you do need a good GPA. The program is not bad and the instructors are great. It is just a lot of information covered in a short amount of time. My first semester I studied but not a whole lot and got B's. This semester is a little different and I am having to change my study habits, which is a good thing!

tbellkitchens · Mar 17, 2009

How are you doing in the bridge program? Where did you get your LPN? Did you have to take a lot of core classes?

pamelaRN/RRT · Mar 21, 2009

I am doing well and this is the last semester! Yay! We take the exit exam on Friday(27th) so I am preparing for that. The last semester has been busier, i think, than the first two. I am a Respiratory Therapist. The classes I had to take were A&P I & II, a computer class and ABAC's pharmacology class. I was able to take the A&Ps and computer class at GMC, which is on the quarter system so it did not take too long. You have to take their pharmacology within a year of applying to the program.

addy95 · Mar 27, 2009

Hi. I just joined this site. I really like it. I'm currently an LPN looking for a bridge program myself & definitely can't afford the online nor do I want to be bothered with teaching myself! (lol).

I noticed the conversation between you & the others. Is there anyway you can send me the info or website to the program you are currently in? And GOOD LUCK on that Exit exam tomorrow!

Thanks in advance

BIKRGRL · Mar 27, 2009

:typingAthens Technical College home to the University of Georgia has a bridge program.....but it is competitive. I have had friends who have been LPNs for a while go out of state to South Carolina to do the RN program.

2brn09 · Apr 1, 2009

Abraham baldwin in tifton offer a one day aweek program. Check out their website.

pamelaRN/RRT · Apr 4, 2009

Hi. I just joined this site. I really like it. I'm currently an LPN looking for a bridge program myself & definitely can't afford the online nor do I want to be bothered with teaching myself! (lol).
I noticed the conversation between you & the others. Is there anyway you can send me the info or website to the program you are currently in? And GOOD LUCK on that Exit exam tomorrow!
Thanks in advance

Hi sorry I am just now responding; i have not been on in awhile. Thanks and I did really well on the Hesi :yeah:and now can just concentrate on the rest of my tests and finals! The website is www.abac.edu and you can find the information on the Nursing page.