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Thanks for the input guys! I am wondering if it is different for online programs though. I want to avoid the online schools but it seems as if that will be my only choice. HOWEVER, thanks for the information!

Hello everyone. I am an LPN trying to bridge over to the RN program. I took A&P I & II more than 10 years ago. I heard that if you are trying to bridge to the RN program and are working as an LPN for at least a year the school will take an old A&P course? Of course I have to do my research about whether or not this is true, but I wanted to see if any of you wonderful nurses heard of such a thing to be true? Thanks in advance!!!:down:

Thanks for the responses! They were both very helpful!

Hello! When someone looks for a job as a LPN, the more experience you have the better the pay. Does working as a CNA for several months constitute as the experience needed for a better paying salary for a LPN career?????