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is that self paced? Can you just study for x amount of time amd take a test or is it more like reg. classes?

Congrats on your success so far I have not started yet but I would say dont change what's working for you. I am about to start and was thinking about just using the study group 101 and pratice exams only too because of money issues.

is it hard to get into that program i was looking into applying there

i was looking into going there too, i have all my pre-reqs but mirco and im an lpn and they told me $40,000. thats just a insane amount of money for a rn and 12 months of school. so i passed on that now just looking into doing excelsior in 6-9 months. if i was you i would look around unless money is not a issue for you

very relieved i cried like a baby for 5 minutes after

i got my results and i PASSED thanks everyone for all the prays God is good

yeah i keep checking every hour on the hour and i know it takes at least 48 hours, trying to keep busy is not helping cause it snowing here and i have no where to go. ugh

i feel the same way i got 115 questions after it passed 85 my heart dropped. now comes the waiting. ill be praying for you

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dont give up GOD is good and if you did fail dont quit

teal which i hate but thats in school i just hope i get a better color when i start working

how much does this program cost i am moving to fortwayne soon and wnat to get into a lpn to rn or bsn program but money is tight

neosho has a good bridge program and not that muck money

take them tpgether if you can its easier

i do clincals there too and it is a great place to work i love it

i have heard mixed reviews about this program. but if you have lots of experience i would say look into on-line excelsier

i have heard that most of their classes do not transfer and they are very very expensive plus i dont think their pass rate is very high. But that's just what i heard

i start school in fall '07 and im trying to get a head start. I was just wondering if there are any penn valley lpn students or grads that can tell me what to study and/or pay special attention to as far as pharmacology

i got into the lpn program for fall 08 and i was planning on working until than but my question is do you have the still be enrolled in school for them to hold your spot or can you go on stop going to school until you start LPN classes.

i am a pre nursing student and the waiting lists are insane of the rn programs and i got into lpn school for fall '07 and wondering if i should even try to get my rn. so my question is what is the difference between a lpn and an rn as far as pay, jobs available, etc. any help would be nice thanks