szbrown

Thanks for your reply. I'm going to start my core classes in January working towards my general track RN. I'm hoping it's not quite as difficult as people say to get into the nursing program. Good luck in school :)

I've been an LPN in GA for over 20 yrs and have worked in a physician's office most of that time. I haven't worked in the last 2 years due to family illness. Now I want to return to school and get my RN and return to hospital nursing. My question is should I try to get into a bridge program by becoming employed or should I apply for the generic program? I was thinking the generic would be best but after reading posts about how hard it is to get into the generic I'm not sure. How long would I have to be employed as an LPN to meet the requirements for the bridge program? The local hospital won't employ me as an LPN due to the fact that I haven't worked in a hospital in so many years. Any advice would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.