Kyliyah

for miss julie i have a bachelors in science but my concentration health service administration so many of the classes were not required that is why...i don't have many of those classes plus i did take a&p but it was without a lab so most likely will not be considered never know.....and i didn't obtain my degree in georgia it was in new york.

thank you truly appreciate that...i take all feedback into consideration...i haven't singled out lpn as a whole its just the curriculum for it as far as some of the classes that you may need lack so its kind of brings me back to square 1 in a way..but also me being a single mom of 2 i need to get things in order.... Always been in health care since middle school thru high school...and college...sooo i love it...worked along side nurses for yrs...sooo its something i am truly interested in and will give 110% of me...:):):):):)

Thanks to all the feedback its really helping me out because i don't want to jump into anything and regret it either.:):):):):):)

Yea. i have notice in GA its not worth going for LPN at all...just shoot for ADN or BSN...Greatly appreciate all this help...i am getting this is making my search and research so much better...:):):):):):):):):):):)

Thanks for that helpful information i did not know that...i will definitely do that...WoW......great help....

that is what i figured me having my BS will help a great deal...thanks a lot that narrows my search some....

@svdbyGrace0976...yes that was reason why i looked into LPN cause i figured it would give me leverage upon entering the nursing program in Georgia..but all LPN programs here lack the classes needed to enter schools for RN so that is why I am in search of a school that offers all the classes needed....

Thank you Ann945n and CWA82 i truly appreciate your help...I just don't wanna waste time in one school if its not going to benefit me in the next school...so will look into BSN programs and take it from there....thanks ...

Hi I have a questions in regards to LPN programs in Georgia...I am currently seeking schools around my area...I really want to go for my RN but was wondering if it worth going for LPN to at least start working in the field. My main concern with the LPN program in Georgia is that they do not offer A&P I&II in there curriculum.. So is it best to just go for ADN program....i currently hold a Bachelors in Science so i do have some of the pre-courses complete. need help...thanks p.s what are some good ADN programs in the Stone Mountain Area in Georgia...thanksssss