Lpn2RN2022

You're welcome!

Yes, Oconee in Sandersville, GA. The bridge program is only 3 semesters.

During the first semester we would leave clinicals, meet at the school and take an exam in the afternoon so please have a dependable car. You will be doing a lot of driving. LOL

You're welcome! The bridge program is 12 months. They have a traditional program now, so that one may be 2 years. The clinical hours varied by site, but the hospital clinicals began at 0630 sharp! The class began at 0800/0900 if I'm not mistaken.

The program was 12 months, but we had a lot of days off including a couple of weeks off in the Summer. We had an exam every week for the most part and then they alternated between exams and clinicals every other week. They provided study guides for the exams so the program was easy in my opinion. You got this!

My experience was great! I have a friend in the program this year that told me that they have a couple of new instructors, but her experience was good as well. School and clinicals are still only on Wednesdays. The only shocker for me was that the clinical sites were in Milledgeville, GA and Dublin, GA so I had to either get a hotel on Tuesday nights or leave my home at 0400/0430 to get to the hospitals before shift change. Other than that, no complaints!

OK. I thought clinicals were on a separate day. Thanks again for the information.

Thank you for the information! What days were clinicals?

Hello DLewis, I tried messaging you privately but I couldn't for some reason. I will be attending Oconee's upcoming bridge program and wanted insight on the class and clinical schedule and anything you wish you would've known before starting the program. Thank you for any help you can provide!

Hello! I was accepted into this Fall's bridge program at Oconee Fall Line and would love some insight on the program from former/current students. The only thing I know as of now is class is held on Wednesdays. What about clinical days‽ Times? The curriculum etc.. Anything will help. Trying to prepare myself. Thank you.