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For someone that has NO pre requisites and is looking to become an RN. Can I do the LVN program, and then do the LVN to RN Bridge?LVN program is a year
and the LVN to RN bridge is 18 months
Which totals up to about 2.5 years give or take.
What do you guys think?
If you are attending a vocational school, you may still have to take college level pre-requisite courses. Once you pass them (and in most cases, the pass needs to be at least B-B+ due to the competitiveness of many RN courses), and get accepted into the program, you may get credit for skipping fundamentals of nursing since you would already be a licensed practical nurse. All of this depends on the programs you are applying for-each school may have their own criteria.
TheCloser
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For someone that has NO pre requisites and is looking to become an RN. Can I do the LVN program, and then do the LVN to RN Bridge?
LVN program is a year
and the LVN to RN bridge is 18 months
Which totals up to about 2.5 years give or take.
What do you guys think?