Published Feb 20, 2008
Bspalacio
29 Posts
I'm sorry if I posted this in the wrong forum, I'm still new to this forum. Anyways, I'm trying to get my RN done. My situation is that I have been working as an LVN for about 1 1/2 years and did my LVN program at a private LVN school. So therefore, I don't have any pre-reqs done at a community college or other college. Is there anyway I can get into a program without having pre-reqs? Right now, I'm back in community college trying to get pre-reqs done but it's such a hassle. If there's no way, does anyone know where I can take Anatomy & Physiology online? Or maybe LVN to RN program in other states? My problem is that in order to take A and P, I have to take Bio, Chem, etc. Any help would be appreciated....Thanks!
TheCommuter, BSN, RN
102 Articles; 27,612 Posts
You said you might be interested in an LVN-to-RN program in another state, right?
Platt College is a private trade school that offers an LPN-to-RN program with no prereqs. The full time program is 14 months, and the part time is 22 months. They have 2 campuses in Oklahoma (Tulsa and Oklahoma City). The only requirements are an Oklahoma state LPN license and official transcripts from your LVN program.
agldragonRN
1,547 Posts
- nlnac accredited & regionally accredited, the highest form of accreditation - rated by princeton review as one of the best colleges - rated by us news and world report as one of the top schools - non-profit school, in other words, it is a public university, unlike for profit schools like u of phoenix - no classrooms - local clinicals - no clinical testing - start anytime - no wait list - financial aid guaranteed i hope this helps!! my name is sherryl anding .. if you talk to him let him i gave you the information.. take care.. feel free to contact me if you have any questions.. i am going through the process right now..
- nlnac accredited & regionally accredited, the highest form of accreditation
- rated by princeton review as one of the best colleges
- rated by us news and world report as one of the top schools
- non-profit school, in other words, it is a public university, unlike for profit schools like u of phoenix
- no classrooms
- local clinicals
- no clinical testing
- start anytime
- no wait list
- financial aid guaranteed
i hope this helps!! my name is sherryl anding .. if you talk to him let him i gave you the information.. take care.. feel free to contact me if you have any questions.. i am going through the process right now..
do you work for the college network/indiana state university?