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Can you please give me some insight of the transition of LPN to RN, i mean school wise? Thanks.

So at this point what should i do? I was never bad a class tests/lectures. Its only that i made some mistakes at clinicals. The LPN program is everything which i have already covered in my last nursing school. They might even give me a advance placement, i i might just have to do 6 months or so in that school. I heard that LPN clinicals are not as bad, since they do not have a lot of responsibilities like RN's.

I believe when i was in the Bachelors program ,I lacked interest in studying but in the Diploma program i started studying good and had good grades but lacked the enthusiasm and slacked off to do clinicals where i was failed because i was unprepared. I now think i am to be blamed for my downfall but i am ready to give it another shot at LPN where i am promising myself to not slack off. Please let me know if i should go ahead and get into the LpN program , and also is the transition from LPN to RN a huge one, i mean school wise?

I am a 27yr old guy who spent 2 years doing perquisites to get into a bachelors nursing program.After getting into the program had to leave the school after a year because my GPA dropped . I got accepted at a diploma program but got Dismissed after 8months into the Program due to clinical failure(My fault- was unprepared 2 times). I am still persistent to get into a LPN (license practical nurse) program where they will give me 3 months advance placement in a 12 month course. I need your help to let me figure out if nursing really is what i should do. I am a musician by profession currently. Is the transition from LPN to RN a difficult one?:confused: I don't care about BSN, just an RN would be ok. PLEASE HELP.