6 months LVN program?????

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Hello! I live in WA and I heard that there is a place that offers a 6 months LVN program in So. Cal. Is that true??? If so, can you give me some info on it???? Thanks a bunch!

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Hello!!! I live in WA and I heard that there is a place that offers a 6 months LVN program in So. Cal. Is that true??? If so, can you give me some info on it???? Thanks a bunch!

Hey I hope someone responds to this. I would love to know as well. I am here in Southern California and have a hard time trying to find a good school that is not long.

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:chuckle I don't believe it. I have never in my 30 years of nursing ever heard of a 6 month LPN program. I went to LPN school 30 years ago and it was a 1 year program at that time. No it cannot be true.

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Hello!!! I live in WA and I heard that there is a place that offers a 6 months LVN program in So. Cal. Is that true??? If so, can you give me some info on it???? Thanks a bunch!

6 months? it's usually about 1yr. to 18 months. imagine all the info that's not being given for such a short program. doesn't sound right to me. wouldn't trust it.

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Yep. The shortest I've heard of is one year. At least that's the case in my area.

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Thanks everyone for the info. Honestly I had hard time believing it, but just thought that I check it out with all you ppl. Thanks

As for me and my house we will serve the Lord

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I see alot of comments about the 6 month LVN program, but nothing definate. Does anyone know more about the program? Any info would be greatly appreciated.

Keysha

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Thanks everyone for the info. Honestly I had hard time believing it, but just thought that I check it out with all you ppl. Thanks

As for me and my house we will serve the Lord

Have you learned any new info on the 6 month LVN program?

Thank you for your time.

Keysha

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:o Sorry Keysha but there is no such thing as a 6 month LVN program. It is nothing but a "big lie." It doesn't exist period. :o
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there is one in south bay where their literature states six months. i went and checked out their location, classroom, and spoke to their assistant/secretary, (i really dont know who he was because he never introduced himself -how professional, right?). i dont know if they are legit. because i couldnt find anything listed on ca.gov website. personally i think its a joke but mabey they will be receptive to other potential students. there are other details too but really, why waste money and time on a program with no pass rates, no graduated students (as far as i was told), high fees paid monthly and the possiblity of finishing the program and failing the lpn test.

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I live in Washington and have heard about 6 month LPN programs via the rumor mill. Everytime I have contacted the entity (hospital, vo-tech, CC) that was supposedly offering it I was told no such program existed.

I don't recall the number of clinical hours that are required for LPN licensure but I suspect it would not be possible to (safely) acomplish them in a 6 month period.

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there is one in south bay where their literature states six months. i went and checked out their location, classroom, and spoke to their assistant/secretary, (i really dont know who he was because he never introduced himself -how professional, right?). i dont know if they are legit. because i couldnt find anything listed on ca.gov website. personally i think its a joke but mabey they will be receptive to other potential students. there are other details too but really, why waste money and time on a program with no pass rates, no graduated students (as far as i was told), high fees paid monthly and the possiblity of finishing the program and failing the lpn test.

I saw a website with a 6 month LVN Program it is an excellerated program to take the NCLEX Exam for LVN.

The company is http://www.ftnlc.com/index.html

But you have to have Clinical training such as CNA, EMT, Paramedic more than 5 yrs of experience, pharmacology I think 50 or 60 hours, OB and Pediatric ward experience 5 Months I think. I have the paper at home.

They basically offere classes that will help you passed the NCLEX exam by going over the information on the exam. I put the website above for you to call and ask them for further information.

I left the paperwork they sent me at home. I am at work right now. I wish I could tell you more. I can't do it right now but I would love too. :)

I hope this help.

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