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LPN2RN2B

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  1. @virginialawson I recently discovered that Allegany College of Maryland has an Online LPN-RN Program in Cumberland MD, Everett and Somerset PA. You can check them out here: LPN-RN Online Program Entrance Exam | Allegany College of Maryland Good luck!
  2. Wooh, if you ever need extra money, you should seriously be a stand up comic! Your monologue was hilarious and so true! :rotfl: You had me practically crying from laughter. I could hardly stop laughing to write this reply. But, thanks for the laughs Wooh, I really needed it tonight!
  3. Christy you made me cry! I even had to use many tissues, it was that bad. :-) But, what a wonderful journal. I loved how you remained positive and persevered despite the pt. changes to pass your CPNE. You didn't let it, 'freak you out' too much. Congratulations Christy, GN and much success in your Nursing career!
  4. Hi Everyone, Even though I never physically met Daytonite, her help and support on Allnurses made you feel like you knew her. I wanted to express my thanks to her and extend my deepest sympathy to her family and friends by making this graphic. Trust me, I'm no graphic expert, but I do enjoy trying in my spare time...smile! (I'll stick to Nursing though!) Anyway, rest in peace Daytonite, you will be greatly missed.
  5. A FIVE unit micro course online is at EDUKAN.
  6. I love to read all of your posts. You give me great hope and inspiration to get my RN. Congratulations and good luck in all your endeavors!
  7. LPN2RN2B replied to mp17's topic in LPN to RN
    Hi, MP17, Yes, I heard that the GA Board of Nursing stopped Excelsior Colleges ADN Program in GA. But, I didnt know that GA doesn't except nurses that get there license's from Online Nursing Programs too. What a shame! Oh well, I guess I can't go either route; I'll keep looking...
  8. Thanks Moga. I will check out Abraham Baldwin College in Tifton's Bridge Program. Do you go there and is there a waitlist?
  9. Thanks Sandiesown! I will look into the program.
  10. Thanks Studytime. I will check it out. Have a great weekend!
  11. Hi FutureLPNGirl, I had to quit my job to attend nursing school full-time and that was one of the best things I ever did in my life. Family and friends tryed to sway my decision and made me feel bad too. But, now I have the last laugh and I'm going back to school again! :chuckle Follow your dreams, you only have one life to live. Just always keep your head up, stay away from negative influences, study hard and most of all DONT QUIT! (Plus if you quit, you wont ever hear the last of it from them!) Good luck in school!
  12. hi addy, below is just a short list of the many hospitals that may be offering nursing scholarships in exchange for work commitments; i'm sure there are many more. also, i have a thread on this bb entitled,"nursing scholarships in exchange for work commitments," where i ask others to post any new info. so, periodically check it out, or google it. good luck! nursing scholarships in exchange for work commitments. 1. children's hospital of atlanta offers two scholarships for nursing students -- one for bilingual nurses, and one general (chances) that repays up to $16,000/ year in tuition. 2. glendale memorial hospital & healthcare center (in california) offers student loan repayment in exchange for work commitments, tuition reimbursement, mentorship programs for new nurses. they have a partnership with mount saint mary's college. 3. washoe health system (reno, nevada) offers tution tuition reimbursement and has relationships with the university of nevada, reno, truckee meadows community college, and western nevada community college. 4. cvph medical center (pittsburgh, ny) offers a scholarship program for non-employees. this program has a designated number of slots per year and repays college loans for up to the last 2 years of college. tuition and books are paid by the hospital in exchange for a work commitment of one year at cvph for every semester sponsored. 5. columbia-st. mary's, inc. (milwaukee, wi) offers columbia-st. mary's, inc. offers student loan repayment in exchange for work commitments, tuition reimbursement. they have a relationship with columbia college of nursing. 6. rush copley medical center (chicago, il) offers student loan repayment, tuition reimbursement programs, and mentorship programs for new nurses. they have partnerships with aurora university, lewis university, and northern illinois university. 7. baptist hospital east (louisville, ky) offers the "knowledge program, which provides $2,500 per semester in exchange for a 6 month work commitment. they also provide $15,000 for accelerated students in exchange for a 3 year work commitment. baptist hospital also offers tuition reimbursement for employees. 8. boston medical center (boston, ma) offers tuition reimbursement, scholarships, and loan forgiveness for nursing students that make a work commitment. boston medical center also offers excellent benefits such as paying for continuing education for their nurses. 9. maryland general hospital (baltimore, md) offers scholarship and internship programs for rn students and grads. they also have a student nurse loan program, through which nursing students can receive up to $5,000.00 per year to complete the junior and senior years (up to $10,000.00 total). upon graduation, the student would be obligated to work one year in a full time capacity as a registered nurse at maryland general hospital for each year of tuition paid by maryland general hospital. 10. oregon health & science university (portland, or) offers a tuition reimbursement and student loan repayment in exchange for work commitments. they also offer higher compensation for bsn-prepared nurses, and have mentorship and residency programs to give you more training.
  13. Could you please private message me Jules and Sandiesown with info regarding your Nursing Programs? I would like to relocate too, because of the long waitlists in NYC Nursing Programs. Thanks
  14. LPN2RN2B replied to mp17's topic in LPN to RN
    Sorry, I cant answer your question. But, I'm interested in learning about which school offers an Online LPN-RN Nursing Program in GA? Thanks
  15. LPN2RN2B replied to nursejoy1's topic in LPN to RN
    Congratulations!!! Good luck in school!
  16. LPN2RN2B replied to Wishes_RN's topic in LPN to RN
    Here's an inspirational poem that I have to share with you... Don't You Quit When things go wrong, as they sometimes will, When the road you're trudging seems all uphill, When the funds are low and the debts are high, And you want to smile, but you have to sigh, When care is pressing you down a bit Rest if you must, but don't you quit. Life is queer with its twists and turns, As every one of us sometimes learns, And many a fellow turns about When he might have won had he stuck it out. Don't give up though the pace seems slow You may succeed with another blow. Often the goal is nearer than It seems to a faint and faltering man; Often the struggler has given up When he might have captured the victor's cup; And he learned too late when the night came down, How close he was to the golden crown. Success is failure turned inside out The silver tint in the clouds of doubt, And you never can tell how close you are, It might be near when it seems afar; So stick to the fight when you're hardest hit It's when things seem worst that you must not quit. Good luck in school!
  17. Jessy, but before you transfer, remember Bronx CC may have a waitlist as well. Find out if they do and how long you may have to wait. Good luck!
  18. Heres a poem to sum up what I feel about your age and learning... You are never too old to learn by Francis Duggan You are never too old to learn so they say And from life we do learn something new every day You may be in your nineties showing your years in gray And you have not stopped learning if your memory's okay But I must be the silliest man on the street For I still make mistakes and my mistakes I repeat Older but not wiser and 'twould be fair to say That I do not learn from life every day And that wisdom belongs to the aged only lies I do know some old people and they are not wise Yet the more we learn from life the more our realization does grow That so very little about life we do know And those who say they know it all to themselves only lie As we learn from life till the moment we die. GO FOR IT...!!! Good Luck in School....!!!
  19. hi everyone, just a fyi of hospitals that are offering nursing scholarships in exchange for work commitments for nursing students. personally, the cost of attending nursing school has been very difficult, so hopefully this information can really help me, as well as others in need. this is just a short list of the many hospitals that may be offering nursing scholarships in exchange for work commitments; i'm sure there are many more. so, if anyone knows of any more nursing scholarships, please feel free to add to this list to help me and other fellow nursing students out. thanks nursing scholarships in exchange for work commitments. 1. children's hospital of atlanta offers two scholarships for nursing students -- one for bilingual nurses, and one general (chances) that repays up to $16,000/ year in tuition. 2. glendale memorial hospital & healthcare center (in california) offers student loan repayment in exchange for work commitments, tuition reimbursement, mentorship programs for new nurses. they have a partnership with mount saint mary's college. 3. washoe health system (reno, nevada) offers tution tuition reimbursement and has relationships with the university of nevada, reno, truckee meadows community college, and western nevada community college. 4. cvph medical center (pittsburgh, ny) offers a scholarship program for non-employees. this program has a designated number of slots per year and repays college loans for up to the last 2 years of college. tuition and books are paid by the hospital in exchange for a work commitment of one year at cvph for every semester sponsored. 5. columbia-st. mary's, inc. (milwaukee, wi) offers columbia-st. mary's, inc. offers student loan repayment in exchange for work commitments, tuition reimbursement. they have a relationship with columbia college of nursing. 6. rush copley medical center (chicago, il) offers student loan repayment, tuition reimbursement programs, and mentorship programs for new nurses. they have partnerships with aurora university, lewis university, and northern illinois university. 7. baptist hospital east (louisville, ky) offers the "knowledge program, which provides $2,500 per semester in exchange for a 6 month work commitment. they also provide $15,000 for accelerated students in exchange for a 3 year work commitment. baptist hospital also offers tuition reimbursement for employees. 8. boston medical center (boston, ma) offers tuition reimbursement, scholarships, and loan forgiveness for nursing students that make a work commitment. boston medical center also offers excellent benefits such as paying for continuing education for their nurses. 9. maryland general hospital (baltimore, md) offers scholarship and internship programs for rn students and grads. they also have a student nurse loan program, through which nursing students can receive up to $5,000.00 per year to complete the junior and senior years (up to $10,000.00 total). upon graduation, the student would be obligated to work one year in a full time capacity as a registered nurse at maryland general hospital for each year of tuition paid by maryland general hospital. 10. oregon health & science university (portland, or) offers a tuition reimbursement and student loan repayment in exchange for work commitments. they also offer higher compensation for bsn-prepared nurses, and have mentorship and residency programs to give you more training.
  20. Thanks for the info Boosheboo, I will check them out as well. Good luck to you too.
  21. Congratulations BimmersBabe for graduating from GA Highlands! :cheers: Were you an LPN first and how hard was it?
  22. Kiki, check out the SC Board of Nursing for a list of Nursing Programs in their state.
  23. Thanks everyone for all of your help. I will check out all of the Nursing Programs in GA you suggested. Good luck to all of you in your endeavors! :heartbeat
  24. Thanks SBT for all the information. I will look into both colleges. God Bless you as well in all your endeavors! :heartbeat
  25. LOL.... Yeah Jay, maybe my criteria about info regarding lpn-rn nursing programs was alittle, "too good to be true." Anyway, God Bless you as well in all your endeavors!

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