SusieQ

Hello John, I moved from the Bayarea to OC, it has been 4 months. They give you a couple courses in the beginning that are all online. The FYS meets 3 times. So if you're able to commute from SD you'd save a lot of $. I wish I knew this before hand because I've just been hanging out in front of my computer doing online courses. Wish you best of luck. -Susan

I heard that if you go to a private school for LVN and later decide to become a RN that the credits aren't transferable. Is there anyway for people who attended private schools to have that LVN-RN or do they have to go over with schooling? I read many threads that new LVN's can't get jobs, and I'm scared and unsure what to do. I'm 19 with a baby and what is your advice for me as for schooling? Just wondering. I'm so confused. I noticed many LVN's in the long run want to become RN's... So... any advice would be GREATLY APPRECIATED. I just don't want to be stuck in the long run. Should I just go to Community college?

honestly i want to attend that college. Do you think I can make it through with a 14 month old baby? I'd appreciate if you let me know how the school is, and if it's worth it. Thanks a lot.

i'm so determined to become a lvn. i'm 19 years old and i have a baby boy that is 14 months. i'm thinking about attending premiere college in irwindale, california. for the past 2 years even before i had a baby, i've looked at many schools, and different options. i'm so scared because i don't if i'll be able to keep up with everything if i have to attend to my son! has anyone ever got through this and have any tips for me? i don't think i want to go to a community college and wait for the lottery to get into a class. any suggestions. i would really appreciate it. i've been too shy to post anything for about 3 years reading this site.