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I got my email! I got in! Good luck everyone!

I applied to both the LPN Spring start program and then the RN fall start program. I got accepted to both (ended up sticking with LPN since I was already a semester in). I got accepted to the RN program with a rubric score of 76 which was before I completed the prereqs. Now I'm applying to the bridge program with all of my prereqs, just waiting on my new TEAS score (just took it today) - will update with my new rubric score in a few days!

Currently taking my last one!

Hi everyone! I graduated Suffolk's LPN program this past may, took the NCLEX in June, and just took the TEAS today! Once I get my TEAS score (I used a PSI site so within 48 hours) I will be applying for the 2022 LPN-RN bridge program. I'm currently taking a Summer class to fulfill my last prerequisite, so I'll have them all completed going into the program. Best of luck to everyone!

I passed! Thank you! ?

I took the NCLEX pn yesterday. Majority of my questions were SATA. No dosage calc. I felt like I knew nothing. I walked out feeling horrible and cried the whole drive home. I did so well in school and on all of my exams. I was using board vitals to study for NCLEX and my average was 80%. But with so many SATA questions, I lost all confidence, they all felt so hard.

Hello! I am currently in Suffolk's LPN program, graduating this May. My original plan was to apply for the 2022 Spring start LPN-RN program, but now I'm hearing the NCLEX process is a lot longer than expected and I may not have my license in time to apply. Is this true? Has anyone gone straight from the LPN program to the bridge program back to back? I really don't want to wait another year to apply for the bridge program...

Hi everyone, I am currently in my 2nd semester of an LPN program in NY. I'll be graduating from the program in May of 2021. Originally, I planned to apply for the LPN-RN bridge program immediately after graduation at the same school that I'm currently attending. However, life happens and I am now looking at the possibility of moving to NC after I graduate from the LPN program. Does anyone have any information/advise for this? If I get my LPN license in NY, is there a way to transfer that to NC? Would I be able to just pick up where I left off? Does anyone know of any good schools in NC with LPN-RN bridge programs? Are prerequisites going to transfer?

no, I'm saying that I already took the pre-reqs

I'm in the LPN program and I know the first semester is just 3 prerequisite classes. Does anyone know, if I already did those classes, do I have to wait to start PNU classes in the fall semester? Or can I start them this spring?

I have a PO Box so I haven't checked the mail yet. Has anyone else applied for LPN?

@Abesse yeah, when I talked to an advisor she told me that if you apply for RN and don’t get in, and there is still room left in the LPN program, they will automatically offer LPN to those with the highest rubric scores that didn’t get into the RN

@M27ny Just curious what you ended up doing??

I’m applying for the spring 2020 LPN program. I wanted to go for RN but I don’t want to do the evening program since it’s 3 years long. But I also don’t want to wait to apply to the fall 2020 RN program, because if I don’t get in then I just wasted a year. So I’m wondering if anyone knows, if I get into the spring 2020 LPN program, can I still apply for the fall 2020 RN program and switch programs if I get accepted?