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"LVN program (takes a year to complete) or an ADN (Associate's, 2-yr degree) program. The LVN gets you out on the workforce faster, but you are very limited when it comes to moving up the latter and your pay. An ADN is probably one of the most popular ways to become an RN. It's also affordable, because you can get your ADN at almost any community college. However, you would have to stay for the extra year." Is this true? Which should i pursue? ADN? there is so much information im so confused already! thanks for replying though!! and thanks for sharing what your teacher said, very inspiring, i love to take care of people reason why i want to do this

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Hi, i dropped out of highschool in 10th grade, i want to get my GED and become a nurse.. Has anyone heard of Job Corps?? I live in LA and i was thinking of going to that one but i dont want to live there? how long does the program take? I also was just thinking of going to a community college instead, which do you think is better?? i feel really stuck not sure where to start or anything Also wondering if a nurse salary enough to live on? have never been great in math and science. obviously these are two of the most important subjects when it comes to nursing. What are the odds of me actually being successful in an LVN/RN program?? I live with my mother and i am 20 now and i want to start something, how long will it take for me to move out on my own?Any advice at all?