AAMelly

Hi, I'm set to finish my LPN this Summer 2025, and was just wondering if anyone knew of NJ LPN-RN programs. My current LPN school offers an RN program, but I'm ngl it's kinda expensive, however it's only 1-2 days out of the week and would give me the opportunity to work as an LPN full time, but the program feels organized at times which makes me kind of hesitant to go back. I want to get my RN asap while working as an LPN. If anyone could recommend any schools I would appreciate. Also I was wondering how hard it would be to find a job in a specialty as an RN with an ADN instead of BSN in NJ.

Hi, the financial aid I received was from FAFSA and I received almost $10k. Honestly I wouldn't say that's a lot, considering I would than have to take out a $25k loan, but I'm pretty sure you can apply for scholarships and such. I can't seem to find a LPN program around my area that's not around $30k.

Hi, I am searching for LPN programs in NJ to attend for 2024. I am currently looking into Lincoln Tech in Paramus and am super excited, and I have my TEAS test coming up this Saturday. I do receive financial aid at Lincoln, but was wondering if there are any other LPN programs that I could consider that are better financially. I just want to be able to way out any options. I cannot be in school for 2 years, and liked the fact that Lincoln's LPN program is only a year long. I would really appreciate any sort of advice as an upcoming nursing student or if there are any other schools in North NJ to look into. Thank you.