Does anyone have any information on monroe college's lpn program..i plan on applying for the FALL 2011 start date but there isn't much threads on allnurses and i attended the info session today and just wanted some insight from people that are currently in the program or recent graduates. thanks!
Just a few questions:
did anybody take the entrance exam prep course..if so was it helpful?
how was the program?
how many ppl started and out of thoese ppl how many grad?
how many went onto the lpn-rn program?
how is the facutly/professors?
ps-those of you that attended the info session today plz feel free to comment as well!
Thank you for the locations, it helps figuring out how much time it will take me to get there. I am assuming the hours I spoke about on Thursday/Fridays are accurate? For a 3 credit class, do you have any idea how many weekly class hours this represents?
I am in the same situation as well. I have a bachelor's degree in Science and I have all of the general education classes except one. All I need is to take clinical courses. Can you please let us know what is the schedule of the clinicals during the lpn program.
It varies every semester, and when the clinical site allows us to do clinicals. This semester clinicals for one semester were done Wednesday & Thursday.
Yayyy, I am so excited. I was accepted in the LPN program and will start in January. I noticed the tuition is a lil pricey for an LPN program, even though I will be taking only the nursing courses. I will be still be able to keep my part-time job as well, even though it is not recommended. For those were accepted in the LPN portion. What advice can you give in mastering the nursing classes. Are the tutoring or support services available. I really want to do my best
I have just been accepted into Monroe LPN program starting in January of 2012. I am looking for other people that have been accepted. Anyone out there?
Anyone who is already in this program have feedback? I've been trying to do research on this 1+1 program and there seems to be a lack of info & I've read that the staff and the people who teach these classes are really unprofessional...
I am in the nursing program and I must say that it is an excellent program. The nursing staff is excellent They make sure you are on top of everything. As long as you get through the admission process you dont have to do with the school itself again. Overall the school is good from my experience.. Will highly recommend. Am not saying this because I am in the program. The nursing school staff really cares.
hey everyone, I'm taking my Teas at Monroe tomorrow. I have read all reviews about monroe and I'm kind of confused now. can someone tell me more about monroe nursing program. I have people telling me monroe is fake and stuff. Please be honest.
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Thank you for the locations, it helps figuring out how much time it will take me to get there. I am assuming the hours I spoke about on Thursday/Fridays are accurate? For a 3 credit class, do you have any idea how many weekly class hours this represents?