Starman

No NC Red Crosses offer them, I already checked. They say Community Colleges offer them so much cheaper that they stopped doing it.

I've checked everywhere in my area, there is nothing available in time.

Thanks a lot Lisa, but unfortunately my Comm. College won't accept me into the program if I challenge the exam, I have to actually take a course and get licensed. I will check with some nursing homes in the area though. Thank you very much.

Hi, does anyone know of any good online CNA courses? I need to be licensed by Jan 29th so I can apply for the Fall semester at my Comm. College to start my ADN. Is this possible? Thanks a lot, any help is much appreciated. Oh, and I am in NC if that matters. Thanks.

Checked today, NC Red Crosses don't offer them because Com. Colleges can offer then at such better rates. it's looking like I will be stuck waiting until Fall 2011 to start ADN classes That's a really long time.

Thanks for all the input everyone. I am going to follow-up on all these tips today, and hopefully find a class by the end of the day! Thanks again.

I just found this at a community college in the next county over. http://www.haywood.edu/class_schedules/class/2009CE3/NUR-3240/nurse_aide_level_i Do you think that means each of those dates are separate courses, or two halves of the same course?

Thanks for the tip, but Charlotte is 2 hours each way, and that 5 days a week for 4 weeks would be killer. Plus $600 tuition is bad enough.

My community college pretty much has the monopoly on technical centers it seems, but I will check with the nursing homes in the area tomorrow.

So I went to my local community college to get the ball rolling on starting my ADN classes, and realized there is a lot more than I thought. As you all know, I have to finish my CNA I course before I can be accepted. The application deadline is January 29th, and I have to find and complete a CNA course before then, or wait another year before I can apply. Does anyone have any tips for finding a CNA class around me? I tried googling, but just got a bunch of random results not really what I wanted. And the CNA class my community college offers isn't available until after the deadline. I don't have much hope of getting a response here, because I know this is a difficult question, but any help is much appreciated. If you have tips on places that usually offer these courses, then that would be great, or even better somewhere specific in the Asheville, NC area. Am I out of my mind hoping to find and complete a class in a little over two months? Thanks a lot.

So I went to my local community college to get the ball rolling on starting my ADN classes, and realized there is a lot more than I thought. As you all know, I have to finish my CNA I course before I can be accepted. The application deadline is January 29th, and I have to find and complete a CNA course before then, or wait another year before I can apply. Does anyone have any tips for finding a CNA class around me? I tried googling, but just got a bunch of random results not really what I wanted. And the CNA class my community college offers isn't available until after the deadline. I don't have much hope of getting a response here, because I know this is a difficult question, but any help is much appreciated. If you have tips on places that usually offer these courses, then that would be great, or even better somewhere specific in the Asheville, NC area. Am I out of my mind hoping to find and complete a class in a little over two months? Thanks a lot.