On avergage, how long are LPN to RN programs?

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I always thought they were only 2 semesters long, but after looking at some curriculums, it looks like a lot of them (at least in VA) are 4 semesters.

Specializes in Med/Surg, LTACH, LTC, Home Health.

All the ones that I've heard of are 3 semesters long: spring, summer, fall. But it depends on your location and the school itself. online programs are different in that they are self-paced, although I'm sure there are some that follow the same timing as traditional classrooms.

Mine is 11 months or 3 semesters I think it is once you finish the pre reqs.

Specializes in ER, Trauma, Med-Surg/Tele, LTC.
All the ones that I've heard of are 3 semesters long: spring summer, fall. [/quote']

Mine was exactly that. Which was also a calendar year. We started in early June and finished late May.

Specializes in Case mgmt., rehab, (CRRN), LTC & psych.

The LPN-to-RN/ASN program that I attended was approximately 14 months long, from January 2009 until March 2010. I attended a trade school that did not have traditional semesters or quarters.

Mine is four semesters for the actual program itself. However before admittance one must complete all pre-req's, general education requirements( liberal arts courses, English, foreign language). So that part takes about two years. I begin my actual program this fall. So I will have my BSN in two years!!

Specializes in Home Health, Education.

My program is a year and two days, started May 20 of year, will graduate May 22 of next year. We have four terms of about 3 months each.

Specializes in critical care.

The one here is essentially a year. It spans 3 semesters, however, there are fall 1 and 2 terms and then spring 1 and 2, etc.

My program is 4 semesters and for 1 year

im looking for someone who's studying cn modules, im doing the LS development course... just started, well actually about to do my first test soon

...I am in new york

3 semesters. Summer transition, fall, and spring.

Specializes in Hospice.

I'm in VA, I thought it was 18 months, so three semesters?

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