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Sorry for the confusion. For the "Arts & Sci. 3*190=$ 570" that would be three exams at $190 for $570 for three courses, and Nursing concepts "7*220=$1,540" would be 7 exams at $220 for $1,540 for 7 courses.

Here is what I got from an EC worksheet: Enrollment $ 895 Nursing concepts 7*220=$1,540 CPNE $1,725 Writing $ 190 Humanities 2*190=$ 380 Soc.Sci./History 2*190=$ 380 Nat.Sci./Math 3*190=$ 570 Info.Lit. $ 275 Arts & Sci. 3*190=$ 570 Completion & Grad $ 495 TOTAL $7,020 +Student service 450*the number of yeas after your first year +Books I guess we just need to talk with the girl from CN again and get a price out of her and ask why should we go with them if we can buy the study guides off of eBay. I also spoke with a very helpful girl at EC, and when I asked her if CN gets info from them as to what to put in the study guide, she said no. They have no idea where they get the info to go in the study guides from CN or if it matches the exams, we will ask the CN rep about this

We do. Just weighing all of our options right now. She just received her LPN in the fall, after being an aid for a few years. She wants to get out of nursing homes, she wants to do more than just pass pills. With what DRs offices and hospitals around here, they are her only option.

Sorry for the double post

My wife is looking a getting her ASN. I have read plenty on the differences between TCN and EC, and you end up paying more for TCN but I have not seen anywhere how much more. So my question how much did you end up paying for TCN or EC.

My wife is looking a getting her ASN. I have read plenty on the differences between TCN and EC, and you end up paying more for TCN but I have not seen anywhere how much more. So my question how much did you end up paying for TCN or EC.