mearly6487

Thanks for your input!! I was wondering how they were. I too have to continue to work full time and take care of 3 kids to complete my RN. I am planning applying to two colleges though, one of them being SSCC. If I do get accepted to the other one, I may do them. They offer a hybrid program with instruction and testing one night a week, of course with your clinicals starting the second semester. I'm so glad you responded back with your opinion. I feel like I only have one chance to do this and I may just have to be broke for a half a year or so until I finish.

Was wondering if anyone was currently or had attended Snead State Community College's LPN to RN mobility program online and how it was. I heard even the test were online and that you only had to do 90 hrs preceptorship. Does anyone know, do you have to go to the campus if you are doing online. Was just wondering, am hoping to get accepted into a mobility program in Spring and wanted more info. Thanks.