I've been reading a few of the posts and ever since I've been accepted into the LPN Program, I've only had one worry... I am in the military reserves and I know that there is a required number of clinical hours you must have to graduate the LPN Program. Most of the time drill won't be a problem, but there will be some instances where I will have to miss class/clinical because of it. I am willing to work hard to overcome those absences, but I am just wondering if the professors will understand and be able to work with me. Should this be a concern of mine or am I just overly paranoid for no reason?
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I've been reading a few of the posts and ever since I've been accepted into the LPN Program, I've only had one worry... I am in the military reserves and I know that there is a required number of clinical hours you must have to graduate the LPN Program. Most of the time drill won't be a problem, but there will be some instances where I will have to miss class/clinical because of it. I am willing to work hard to overcome those absences, but I am just wondering if the professors will understand and be able to work with me. Should this be a concern of mine or am I just overly paranoid for no reason?