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Yes they did do away with the ASN program but the LPN program is still going strong. If you go to their website, look under the "Academics" tab, and you'll see a list - click on Professional and Continuing Educaton and you'll see the details for the LPN program.

Hi everyone, I have been accepted into an LPN program and am waiting to start next year, but I have also considered applying to the Jefferson College of Health Sciences. Does anyone know anything about the admissions process? Do they have a mimimum GPA requirement? Any kind of knowledge or advice about JCHS would be appreciated!! Thank you!!:wink2:

Thanks for the advice!! I purchased A & P for Dummies last night and will be looking for a Medical Terminology book today.

Hello all, I am currently waiting to begin my LPN program, which won't start until August of 2009. I would like to try and get ahead of the game a little bit by doing some reading and studying about the basics and fundamentals of nursing, etc before the program begins. Do you all have any reccomendations on good books or textbooks to start out with? I have zip medical experience but this is something that I'm really looking forward to doing. Thanks for any help you can give!! :nuke: