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Hi JenJillO, Thank you very much for your posting. It contains very helpeful information. I have one question. Those "COC, Pasadena and Antelope Valley" are all community college and what stands for "COC"? I am searching some LVN to RN ladder course in California too.

Hi, studentprogess!! I also looking for some LPN to RN pathway and I tried to get a counselling with the coordinator of transition cousre LPN to RN program in La Guardia CC. I think that college's program is not convienient for me because they force me to finish transition course first, math and some extra prerequisits even though I already finish A&P I and II, Microbiology, Psycology, Socialogy . And still they want to evaluate some prerequisit courses those I will take in that college except some courses tranferred from the other college for getting me into program. they want me get all As except only one B. And, they want me to take another Bridge course for contiunuing regular 3rd semester in RN program. Oh, another badthing is that transition course is not covered by financial aid. so, you have to pay.transition course's tuiton is 700 and something dollars. and also, that transition course is offered only one time on each semester so I have to wait for fall semester. I think it will be take at least 1 year and half for me to get into regualar RN program. I just want to tell you "before applying for that college, you need to check up all hidden tramps."

I am recently paased to NCLEX PN in New York. It is very hard to find a job. I am thinking of even relocation to California from New York. So, I am applying for hospital in California too. Then, it appears on my head one question like this: "Endorsement means I have two licenses in Both states of Claifornia and New York simultaneously??" If endorse my License in California, work 1 year in a hospital of there and then come back to New York, can I work with my original New York license after being accepted in a hospital of New York without any paper work??