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That's what I may end up doing as well. Where do you go to school?

Wow! That's a lot of traveling! I think an hour-and-a-half won't be so bad. ;-)

Hi all! I am looking into finally achieving my life dream of becoming a nurse!:) After raising four kiddos and my youngest starting Pre-K next year, I am so ready to begin my next journey in life! My question to you all is this: How far do you typically travel for your nursing school/classes/clinically. Since we only have one LVN program locally, I am going to apply to other schools outside of my area - no more than 1.5 hours away - as well as the online NCTC program. I am just curious as to how many others are out there like me and if so, do you have any advice? Thanks so much!

Thanks so much!

Could you please pm me as well? I'm looking to get in the next go around and would like to hear any info about the program. Does anyone know if you get to pick your clinical sites or do they assign them to you?

Did you apply for Blinn's LVN or ADN program?

Really? What was so bad about it? I would really appreciate any information about the program.

Yep, I am still out here looking into nursing school(s). I attended the Blinn LVN Information Session and learned all about the TEAS test. I have read up on some info about the TEAS test out here on the Allnurses website and have learned some great stuff. I was just wondering if any Blinn LVN hopefuls were out here and if so, have you taken the TEAS test yet and how well did you do? Good luck!

Heatherxnicole - Thanks for the info! I am actually attending the informational session for the LVN track next week and will also attend one for the RN/ADN. I will take whatever I can get! I will definitely look for the Kaplan TEAS study guide - thanks for the heads up on that! Good luck to all of you who got in!

I don't live that far from the Med either. I live south of there, off of Fitz Pkwy/Greens Prarie Road. I will have to look into the program. I know that El Centro used to have an online program but they now require that you do the clinicals in CC. I will definitely check into the TAMUCC program! Thanks for all of the info! -Amy

Brandig07- You say that the clinicals are done here at the Med. Are you talking about the Med in College Station? If so, that would be perfect for me as I live here in C.S. -Amy

I have a question for all of you. I have my BS but do not meet TAMU-CON's core-requirements. I never had to take college algebra (will take this next semester) or any type of statistics. Should I take both and go for the accelerated program or should I go the slower route, as one previous poster said is better? Thanks!

Would you say that the math was mostly Algebra? I haven't taken a math course in 20 years - I'm going through a change-your-career phase! Anyway, I was wondering what the math mostly comprised of so I can brush back up on those skills. Did you have a TEAS IV study guide?

Heatherxnicole - I can't remember but don't they only look at certain sections of the TEAS? I mean, you only have to take 2 sections of the test - right? I remember someone saying that at the information session last year.

Hi! I live in College Station and am also debating on where to apply. Since your GPA is pretty good, overall and pre-reqs, my advice is to go for the BSN. You will get better pay and from what I here, an easier time finding a job. Are you thinking about applying to TAMU Health Science Center College of Nursing? Have you attended one of their info sessions? I attended one today and am considering the accelerated track since I already have my Bachelor's. Do you want to stay in Texas or move to New York? Though Blinn has a good nursing program, you could receive your BSN in just about the same amount of time that you would your ADN at Blinn. Hope this helps some! Let me know what you decide. It's nice to hear from someone locally!