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I'm 21 years old and i have a 2 year old little girl, I'm also starting nursing school to become a lpn in July 2008. I work full time and will be going to school full time also (4days a weektwo days a week). I have no help from my daughter's father and very little from my family but i know i'll manage somehow. I wouldnt send my child away just because the emotional part of it would be to tough and i know i couldnt focus on my schooling. I plan to put her in daycare (which is going to be tough financially but i know i'll make it somehow). Good luck to you!!

I am currently waiting to see if I have been accepted into the LPN program at Appalachian Tech and was wondering what are some other colleges in north GA that offer the LPN program? Just in case I don't get in. Thanks, Amanda;)

I am starting the LPN program at Appalachian Tech in the spring and i was just wondering if you like their program? Was it hard to get a job when u graduated? Can you tell me what to expect? Thanks, Amanda

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I was attending Gwinnett Tech last year waiting to go into their LPN program. I was taking AHS101, PSY101, and SCT100. The teachers their are GREAT I learned alot but the staff in the front office never return phone call and are VERY rude. I guess it is because their are so many students. GOOD LUCK with your classes!

hi everyone! i was just reading over the salary vs. cost of living for rn threads and was wondering if anyone knew anything about salary vs. cost of living for lpns? hope to hear from yall thanks!