futuremedstudent

hmm, idk about that, i know the school is part of a hospital, and i also found out that if you attend that school, you have to be employed at that hospital, it wont work anywhere else...

Well, the thing is, i was told i had to get my LPN before my RN by one of the colleges i looked at, and as for my name, it was just the first thing that came to me, my long term goal is to be a flight nurse

like i said, im im still in high school, im 17, but i know for a fact that i want to get my rn. in the long run, im wanting to go on the helicopters, but i know i have to get the experience first. the colloge im looking at is accually part of a hospital around here, and its supposed to be a really good place for medicine, but the thing i'd like to know is whether its better with a good strict school which is mostly just classroom work (from what i can tell) or if the hands on works better.

Im still in high school right now, a senior, but im looking into getting my rn (obviously after geting my lpn), and im looking for some advice about it.