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I am working as PCA ( Patient Care Associate) at a Hospital . The pay is about $ 18 per hour. I want to become a RN. I was planning to become a LPN first; then LPN-RN afterwards. I am confessed which route I should go to. I have an associate degree in another field and are missing the science courses to go to nursing school. I applied for Board of Education LPN program, did the CNET test and are waiting for the result. I need so advice what should I do. Which route is easier , cost effective and time consuming? Thanks for all help in advance.:nuke:

Good Luck to you,MsAmbitious2336

Yes, the exam is in the sequence as the practice test. I did complete all my questions and I had time to review. There was alot of people taking that test and such limited space to be filled. I am so happy that I have three weeks of orientation for work to take my mind off the suspensation of the results.

Juliec012783 I did the test on 02/22/o9 at 8:15 am. It was okay but the synonyms and antonyms was a little difficult. One more thing time management is very important. Wish you good luck!

Juliec012783 You should definitely contact CNet and ask them ?

Juliec012783 Where are you taking your test?

Juliec012783 I am doing okay with it. Some of words that I do not know the meaning of. I look at the answer and see it there is two of word meaning the same. In simple form I using elimination.

Thanks! Good luck to you:bugeyes:. I am doing ok with the materials.

Hi Juliec012783 I am taking the CNET Exam the same day as you but at 8:15 a.m. I am using the practice exams to study.

Thanks, I live in Brooklyn but commuting is not a problem.:wink2:

deyonce; where do you complete your ekg and phlebotomy training? there are many of places but i do not know which one is accredited.

i am newly certified cna, just got my certification in december 2008. i am in search of employment. if anyone knows of any place hiring, let me know. thanks