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ill check it out...thanks

Where do i start. I just graduated High school this year. Some say i should start LVN and then bridge to RN. And Some say i should go straight to RN at a Community College. Right now its too late for me to start a fall semester at all of the CC around so i would have to wait until Spring. there is a private school for LVN which starts in October and i could do that. But i want some advice on which road i should take. I live in Southern California so most of the schools are packed. I heard that nowadays hospitals don't usually hire LVN.

Lets say i get my LVN at 4D College. When i move out of state to get into an RN program i would have to first, take my prerequisite classes then get into an RN program? Since you got your LVN in 2006, how long did it take for you to get into an RN program?

Will Baldy View Regional Occupational Program credits transfer to an RN program? Oh and after i get my LVN im moving out of state to get into an RN program since California will take years.

I live in Ontario (San Bernardino County). Im looking to apply at 4D college since its close by. But im also still looking for other schools around as well. So after i get my LPN will it be easier to get into an RN program you think? And how long will i have to be in the RN program?

I was wondering if doing the LPN-RN is a good idea. i just graduated high school this year and i want to become an RN. Im not going to a junior college right now because its full everywhere here in southern California. I heard the fastest way is to go to an LPN school first and then go to an RN. Approximately how long will this take?