Mission College LVN to RN Program? Good or Bad??

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Hi all!!

I'm interested in applying to a LVN to RN program but am having a hard time finding a good school.. I heard and read about Mission College LVN to RN Program and was hoping if any you guys have attended this program and can give me your insight of the LVN to RN program!!

It would seriously help me a ton and i would be soo thankful of any response! :)

Thanks guys!

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Specializes in OR, GI, Endoscopy.

Hi,

I just graduated from Mission college LVN-RN program in May 2013.

Any nursing program requires self motivation and determination.

The hardest thing is to "get into a program", especially within California.

This program teaches me to critical think and apply the material that I already known from LVN and to discipline the rules in school such as "follow the assignment rubric and syllabus."

It's a fast pace program and tests are not easy. As long as you keep up with the assignment, everything else will be a piece of cake.

Our current director will be leaving in October 2013. I have heard rumors that they are having hard time to keep running this program.

So if you finish all your pre-req for this program, try to apply it ASAP.

Good luck!

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Specializes in LTC, Agency, HHC.

I graduated from their LVN program in 2005!! I didn't do the RN program, they didn't have it available at that time. If the majority of the instructors I had are still there, and it looks as though they are, I don't think you will have a problem at all. Don't listen to the rumors until you see what's going on for yourself. If you have any questions, call them and ask!

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Hi, I just got accepted and I would really appreciate feedback about their program as I'm deciding between mission

college and a two year program at Ohlone. Since I'm already an LVN, mission would be faster. Also, my skills are rusty and im

not IV certified. Do they do a review?

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