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Hi there! Saw your posting and wanted to say hello. My name is Marie and I am going to be in the Full time LPN Program this Fall, and actually have a thread for trying to get info/meet people as well. There have been some helpful comments, so here is the link in case you wanted to look.. https://allnurses.com/lpn-lvn-nursing/quincy-college-lpn-454200.html All the best!:)
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M1022, Don't worry about it, I appreciated your info. Good luck with the RN Program! :)
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MI022, Thanks for the heads up in regards to class structure..I didn't realize that they made recommendations against doing the LPN program if RN was the ultimate goal..Unfortunately I don't have the prerequisites for RN competed in time to get into the Full Time Program right now, and I cannot afford to do a Part Time program for 2 1/2 years just to get the RN..At least this way I will be employed as an LPN and be able to save up again in the year in between the conclusion of the LPN Program and (hopefully) the AP RN Program. Thank you again though for your info on A&P, much appreciated!:)
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Hi Diane, Thanks so much for the reply, it's nice to hear from someone who knows firsthand! In regards to the clinical sites, do you have any choice in that or is the rotation just decided for you? Also, with the A&P, how did you feel about your professor? I am planning on taking it over the summer and have heard that it can be very hit or miss in terms of professors..Is there any truth to this that you know of? Again, thanks so much for your reply!:)
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Hi everyone, I have been accepted into the Full-Time LPN Program that starts in September. I am wondering if anyone could give me some insight as to what clinicals are like in this program (i.e. where they are done, usual schedules)? Also, any tips or advice in for the program in general would be appreciated as well! It should be mentioned that I am ideally going to be trying to get into the Full-Time AP RN Program after I complete the LPN Program, so if anyone has done this I would love to hear your experience with it. Thanks, Marie