Baychick1986

Hi! Thank you for responding back to me, i am so glad to hear something positive come from someone =) If its ok, i have some additional questions i would like to ask... 1. How was homework, exams, finals like? is there one daily? weekly? monthly? 2. How long did it take you to pass your NCLEX? 3. My primary family is in souther cali and visit them often, say every 2 weeks or so, would I still be able to do that? or will there be to much studying to do anything as far as traveling? 4. How much time in studying should i put in daily? would i have a "life" outside of school? 5. Did you find a job already? How is the pay? dont have to give exact amount, i just want to know what to expect as far as pay, hehe... 6. What kind of physical work did you guys do in class, besides the extern... Thank you again for your time, also if the questions are to personal you dont have to answer them =)

hi i was wondering if you every found a school that will accept your credits for the LVN program from the bay area college of nursing (ncp). im going to start there soon but was hoping to find a school that will accept those credits instead of having to take more classes and more time. let me know please...

Hi all, this just ruined my day. so im from san francisco and saw that unitek offered the lvn to rn program now but will cost about 70,000. anyways, forget about that. i want to go to NCP, college of nursing in south san francisco and get my LVN done there. im 25 years old and want to get all of this over with. my questions is has anyone ever graduated from NCP (college of nursing) vocational school and went into a rn program right after? i dont know at this point if there are any other schools that would accept their credits. PLEASE if anyone knows where i can go to take the RN program right after (that will accept their credits and wont have a hard time getting into AND not paying to much extra) let me know PLEASE. this is the only issue im having at the moment. basically i want to finish my LVN (25,000$ and less than a year) and go straight to RN after and pay about the same price, also hoping it will be a year or less. or can anyone please suggest a better, fast, cheaper way? no regular city colleges please, the waiting list is way to long. HELP HELP HELP. :crying2: