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Can anyone tell me about their opinions/experiences at CCSN? Whether it be for the LPN and/or RN programs. Also, one of my friends is hoping to go to CCSN for LPN this summer. They would like to start in the Summer semester and "fast track" and finish by the end of the Fall semester. Is this possible or would it take much longer (for either the prerequisite or non-prerequisite track)? PS: My friend already has some cna/hospital experience. Thanks for any comments/information.

My friend currently lives in Las Vegas but is looking to possibly move to South Carolina sometime next year. They had a few questions so I thought I'd post them here. Such as: - The average salary for an LPN in South Carolina. Good/Bad? - Are LPNs used in South Carolina emergency rooms? - Do LPNs receive sign-on bonuses in South Carolina hospitals? Thanks for any comments/information. PS: I was also wondering about the salary range for RNs in South Carolina?

I have a friend who is currently living in Las Vegas but is thinking about moving to North Carolina sometime next year. They were wondering about a few things so I thought I'd post some of those questions here: - The average salary for LPNs in North Carolina. Good/Bad? Liveable/Non-Liveable wage? - Are LPNs used in North Carolina emergency rooms? - Do LPNs get sign-on bonuses at North Carolina hospitals? Thanks for any comments/information.

I lived in Las Vegas this past fall (Spring Valley to be exact). The endless sunny days were a nice change of pace from the non stop rain I experienced during the summer in NY. I also saw some pretty decent sunsets. Some of the things I didn't like about it though were: Traffic: I was not a fan of the seemingly endless red lights. It would take us forever just to get to the local grocery store. Heat: When I first arrived in Las Vegas in early September, it was pretty uncomfortable. Someone once said that during the summer in Las Vegas you could fry an egg on the sidewalk. Water: Having to buy bottled water (instead of being able to use the tap) was something to get used to. Lack of "green": I kid around with my friend who still resides there and say he lives on Mars (due to the vast open areas of rocks and cement-like dirt that surrounded our neighborhood).