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Thank you so much for your thoughtful reply. I have actually been leaning more towards the LPN route the last couple of days, because financially it will be more feasible. LPN to RN was my initial plan, but I kept seeing L{Ns don't get hired and it's better to have not just an RN but a BSN. I have some more thinking to do. Thanks for your input!

Just wondering if anyone has any recent experience with the NEIT nursing program? I have been accepted but do have my reservations. I'm just wondering if the cost is worth it for the training and education you receive, and how it is finding a job after. I may also wait on on NEIT and see if I am able to get into RIC's second degree program.

My ultimate goal is to work as an RN. I'm currently struggling with which path to take. I have been accepted to the NEIT ADN nursing program. I have my concerns about the program, one concern is the cost. My other options are to wait it out and hope I'm accepted into the second degree BSN at RIC for Spring 2023 or to accept the offers of the practical nurse programs I've been accepted to and go the LPN to RN and then BSN route. I'm soon to be 38 and will have to work while in school.