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currently im 166 pounds and i need to lose weight to get to the minimum of 155 pounds, thank you for the comments LVN-RNhopeful and liberty bell, thanks alot really, and yes someone told me to get MEDICAL corpsman and not DENTAL or whatever. Thank you so much. Heres a story, I went to Concorde today and it was like a car dealership, basically the whole talk ranged from my past to "take our Medical Assistant first or we will guarantee you will fail" kind of thing. also she even told me that I will need to do "externship" in which I will need to work 40 hours a week for 6 weeks WITHOUT PAY, and she said that if the doctor likes may get a job from him...hello! once im done he will get another MA that will work for him for free... anyways, looking forward to serve the United States Navy, cant wait. Thank you all, thank you moderators and staff. I wish everyone the best.

Hello nurses and other professionals: So my name is Ryan and I live in San Diego, Ca. I am planning on joining the Navy to be a Hospital Corpsman, but I am thinking of being a LVN before I join. Are there any schools here in San Diego that is Accredited by the Board? Also, theres the local City College like San Diego City College and South Western College but also there's the vocational/career colleges like Kaplan, Concorde and PMI Institute. I know that they offer no waitlist and provides all books/items necessary to learn and prepare for the LVN, but they are also expensive, which is in between >$30,000. So again, what program should I look into, would love to hear from Nurses or others who have experience. Thank you and I hope everyone the best of Luck. Ryan

I would check that out, thank you

Hello nurses and other professionals: So my name is Ryan and I live in San Diego, Ca. I am planning on joining the Navy to be a Hospital Corpsman, but I am thinking of being a LVN before I join. Are there any schools here in San Diego that is Accredited by the Board? Also, theres the local City College like San Diego City College and South Western College but also there's the vocational/career colleges like Kaplan, Concorde and PMI Institute. I know that they offer no waitlist and provides all books/items necessary to learn and prepare for the LVN, but they are also expensive, which is in between >$30,000. So again, what program should I look into, would love to hear from Nurses or others who have experience. Thank you and I hope everyone the best of Luck. Ryan