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LVN to RN (ADN) Programs in Nor Cal - nights & weekends

I'm currently at Skyline college finishing up my science classes to apply for RN programs. I was initially going to do CSM, but when I talked to my boss about it, I felt a tad discouraged by her "support" in accommodating an alternate schedule (I work clinic hours M-F, 8-5). I really want to get my RN as I already have another program in mind to get my masters. Any suggestions? If the schedule is right, I would even consider doing SoCal programs.

Thanks in advanced!

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    The website at the CA RN BON has all the accredited programs. So of them do have other schedules. National University near Modesto has one night a week for classes, then weekend clinicals. You might be able to find someone to do the commute with on the evening class. I know several from the Sac area who commute one night a week.

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    Thanks! I'll look into that. One night a week sounds feasible.

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    I'm at ccsf and they have an lvn-RN program try there. They have an application process every semester

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    How is your schedule, though? I'm not sure how flexible my work will be with me.

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    the first 4 weeks of the 1st semester is crazy but it gets easier, 2nd semester schedule is real laid back. in class 4 days a week but three of them i am out of class by 1:00. the other is clinical day and I'm out by 330.

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