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Big eyes I feel your pain. I was also a victim of that program, I went to an LPN school afterwards and I did fine. There were not many survivors of my class, I think only 25 percent if that made it through. And these are people that did fine in the pre reps. Good luck. And Big eyes is right about the teachers, mean mean mean.

The nursing diagnosis ackley book, get the earlier edition from amazon.. It works

Some nursing teachers at ccri are pretty evil as well. It just costs less.

No they got some kind of special permission through the office I believe.

I knew one girl that took them together. And I knew another that took them in reverse order. How they accomplished that I dont know

Theres an lpn school in Franklin MA called Tri county regional Tech.

you have a better chance with warwick

Yes RIC accepts transfer students. URI does not. It even says it on their website. You could just stay at ccri and get your rn and then do your rn to bsn later.

URI does not accept transfer students, at least for nursing

At night its only twice a week. You need to take anatomy to complete the three series on sciences so I would try to get that class out of the way asap.

Erika I'm interested in the night program as well. How intense is the part time night program. Is it really that difficult? What are your thoughts.

Theres more money in lpn

I would stay as well. Most of your learning will come after school in the real world.

The best time apply is February

It is 4 days a week. Two clinicals days will be 7 - 3 shifts so I dont know if you have time to go drop your kids at daycare before that time. Lectures are 3 hrs long the other two days.

I wonder why nobody brought this point up. But a nursing degree is consider a much harder degree to obtain than an elementary education degree. True It might take longer to achieve, but there are other factors to consider.

You dont need a high school diploma to wipe ass lol:jester:

Nursing 1 class is two/three hours in the morning twice a week and clinicals are also two days 7-3 pm. So four days total, FYI, in class all they do is read off power points, so its not really vital for you to be there.

Look into lpn to rn programs at the community colleges.

Doesn't your teacher teach basic metric conversion changes?

Based on last year, I takes around 2 to 3 months. People last year got their calls in April

Your the lucky one. I'm starting clinicals soon and I will get to give bed baths to old people.

Well NET is not a horrible school, but it is expensive. I would place bets that they will be accredited once they graduate their people.

Stay working as a CNA. We need people like you in the field!

Well it has been said that if the bill passes, there would be more insured customers going to the hospitals. Hopefully more insured customers mean more money for hospitals and hopefully more money for nurses. But now that the one state that already just about has universal health care coverage, sent a republican in, the bill is doomed anyways.