Cush63

Is this link talking about MATC-Madison or MATC Milwaukee? I know at Madison you get a number, like 495 say, and then you wait or complete all the required classes. It goes in numerical order and if #1 doesn't have their pre-req. done, that person is passed and it goes to #2 and so on. You can only be passed once and then if you don't have the pre-req done you have to re-apply. The wait list at Madison is about 4-5 years I'm now told, but the wait list for the LPN is only like 2-3 and you still need to complete the pre-reqs. Don't know if this helps or not...

I am currently finishing my last semester of an ADN program and will take the NCLEX-RN in June. I have been a LPN for about a year now and a massage therapist for 10 years. I am VERY interested in becoming an oncology nurse and need to know how much more education is required. Is it a must to have a BSN or a MSN? I will be continuing on to get my BSN, but would really like to start in oncology if I can when I graduate in MAY. Does anyone out there know if this is a possibily for me or am I just dreaming. Any input would be great! Thanks:cry: