LVN program

Sour Lemon · Sep 12, 2016

There is always a clinical component that cannot be done online. If you have no time for campus, you have no time for LVN school. Sorry

Trauma Columnist · Sep 12, 2016

Moved to LPN forum

jtboy29 · Sep 15, 2016

Usually RN-to-BSN programs can be completed either on campus or online. Unfortunately, there is no online LVN programs because of the clinical component and that would be difficult to do clinicals online wouldn't it? Just like the last person said if you don't have time to be on campus at all then you have absolutely no time for any type of nursing school. I'd hate to sound real blunt right now but it's the truth. If a student has no time to even go on campus then I would not suggest any type of Nursing School at all because Nursing involves a lot of time to be put forth into the program.

I started my program back in October of last year and was given an ultimatum either go to school only and not work OR go to school during the week and work during the weekends. I chose "go to school during the week and work during the weekends". Not to mention I drive 35-40 minutes Monday-Thursday just to go to school. Is there a reason to why you don't have time to go on campus?