Need help to find a school for LPN

Silverdragon102, BSN · Jul 4, 2007

I just graduated from high school this year and i'm looking for LPN degree, but i need help in looking for the college, because it seems very expensive here in CA. so if anyone know where is the good and cheap one please tell me, it dont matter about state,and if possible i want to get the one that i can finish in one year. thank you...

If you are classed as an international student then the fees are high. If you are in the US there are usually pre req that are required before training and you may have to shop around asking quotes. In what capasity are you in the US?

RSX-S · Jul 4, 2007

If you are classed as an international student then the fees are high. If you are in the US there are usually pre req that are required before training and you may have to shop around asking quotes. In what capasity are you in the US?

yeah i live in california, but im a foreign student, im actually a CNA also, but im confused in choosing what school i should go to, because my uncle and my aunt wanted me to go out from CA for the school.

linda216 · Jul 5, 2007

Check at your local Junior Colleges. There is usually a waiting list, but in most cases you can use the wait time to get your Associates Degree requirements and then focus on nursing fulltime your last two semesters.

Junior Colleges are also very good at making sure you have the credits and classes required for bridging from an Associates to RN or BSN.

Also, in some parts of the country, vocational high schools offer LPN programs to adults. This is very common in the Midwest. Check with your local school districts.

In the South and Midwest these are two of the most common ways that people get their LPN.

Good Luck!!