danialise4

Hello!! I love the fact that your wanting to do the accelerated program!! Have you taken a look at Vanderbilt in Nashville, Tennesse? I do know that it is not the neonatel degree that you are looking for but from what I've heard from other students it's pretty easy to get into especially with your GRE score!!

ok im at a community college right as a freshman going into the nursing program the fall of 2009... which will be a 2 year program.. so thats another 3 years before i get out college... now the question is... do i start the lpn program now which is 1 year and then do the ladder program into an a.a.s. degree which is only a one year program.. which in reality is only 2 more years before i graduate with a degree.. or do i just say forget it all and get my b.s.n since it would take me 4 years which if i stay at the community college by the time i graduate itd take me a full 4 years.... hope its not too confusing :redpinkhe

they do an LPN program at c-state and you can also earn your ADN i'd prefer the LPN and than do the transition to an RN and the wait list is crazy!! bout 2 or 3 semsters is right maybe a little bit more!! good luck though

I just recently got accepted into the classes to become a CNA my class schedule was for 2 weeks 7a-3:30p YES alot of hours but it's only for two weeks thank goodness :trout: LoL!! but while going through the interview the nurse said if i sign a 2 years contract with them i can get my LPN free and it only takes a year instead of the normal 2. this is the most terrfic idea i've heard in a long time 1 year to become an LPN and no tution cost!!! now i'm working at NHC and maybe your not really wanting to work with geriatrics but i love them there are a few who a tad bit crazy but others are wonderful i love going to work which is awesome to say considering i've tried every job in the world and never was satisfied!! but again my nurse told she's pretty sure ALL NHC places do this mostly for the community colleges around you but luckally my communty college (columbia state, columbia tn) is top notch for nursing and EVERYONE wants to go there!! but i hope you consider this..!!! they haven't said to much about the LPN transition to a RN but once your become an LPN i know some hospitals provide the money for you to become an RN while signing a contract with them! hope i helped!!