Future_Nurse1993

No I went to the Garden Grove one! Teachers were good. We went to had 2 hospitals, one acute hospital, and one LTACH. You can, but you still have to do the pre reqs for an RN program. Some programs are still doing LVN to RN programs, but most of them you'll have to start from the beginning.

Hi, I graduated from Concorde. They are "legit" as in they are accredited and will get you on track for your nursing license. Overall experience was decent. Not extraordinary, and not horrible either. You get what you put into it. Good luck!

Hi everyone, I am currently an LVN and I am finishing up my prerequisites for an RN program. I am looking for advice. This is a hypothetical dilemma, but want to see what others think about it. If I choose to apply for ADN programs, I would be finished with my prerequisites this Fall 2021 semester, but if I choose to go towards a BSN program, I would be finished by the end of next Spring 2022. I can start to apply for ADN programs starting January/Spring 2022, meanwhile taking my last prerequisite (Chemistry) and hopefully (fingers crossed) get accepted into an ADN program for Fall 2022. I also wanted to test my luck and apply for a BSN program during Summer 2022 for Spring 2023 admission, prior to starting a program Fall 2022 (IF I do get in). My questions is: If I do get accepted for BSN Spring 2023 admission and I am currently enrolled in a ADN program, would it be worth it to drop out after the 1st semester and start with a BSN program? or should I just continue on with the ADN program? I know many programs offer dual enrollment to get your BSN if you are in an ADN program, but it usually starts after 3rd semester. Obviously, if one doesn't accept me, I would keep trying anywhere until someone accepts me, but I want to see best case scenarios IF both an ADN and BSN program accepts me within short amount of time.