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I could take the LPN course and then if I wanted to come back for the RN course, I would only have the take the 6 or so classes to make up the difference. I think he said I would pay a 'per class' price.

Has anyone out there done this?

I've read other threads where some of you are saying that MCI doesn't even take it's own credits - this makes me wonder if I was given some bad information.

Also, I have one more question, I have an appointment to go back there to take some tests (he said it would take about 2 hours) - is this the infamous TEAS? If so, I'm a little worried that I should have studied for it. help?

Specializes in sitting in class.

Call and ask for the head advisor. She seems to either know what's going on- or be able to get answers for you.

Good luck.

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Specializes in Orthopaedics.

I'm an MCI grad. If you desire an RN license, please apply to the RN course.

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To the user "blackhundred". How was the MCI experience for you at Newport News? That's where I'd go if I decide on this program. I'm struggling between less time (MCI) or more hands on clinicals with RSPN. Also, are you working as an RN now, was it hard to find a job?

Thanks for any help you can give me!

Jrbw

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I'm an MCI grad. If you desire an RN license, please apply to the RN course.

What was your schedule like for the RN program at MCI? Did you go Mon-Fri,what were the hours? also how was the English 2 class? Do you know if I took ENG 111 if that will transfer to MCI?thanks

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