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I ended up calling a Sargent and explaining what happened. He agreed that a report should have been written and made sure it got done. Next time I see the guy I'm to file for an injunction. Thank you all!

I did call and the police said they were going to say it was a consensual conversation because I never stated I feared for my life to him. I said ***** I repeatedly told him good bye and I had to go as I walked away from him while he was talking to me and following me and closed the door to my car on him while he was still talking. How is that a consensual conversation? All I can do I guess is record what happened in a notepad and hope I never have to refer back to it for anything.

Today a former inmate approached me at the grocery store. He was creepy when incarcerated and even creepier today. I was shaking for 3hrs after. He implied he's seen me around town before and that when locked up told the others I was "his girl" as a way to get them to stay respectful. I was/am really uncomfortable and have never been in this situation before. If anyone else has had this happen, what did you do? It was terrifying. I have worked in corrections for 4 and a half years and never had to deal with this.

I thought that was the score they said. I went to the january info session and they said it was the first time they were discussing the new changes. Maybe it was the first time the presenter was dispersing the info, i don't know. That was when they realized the website wasn't updated and tyhen they postponed the application release. They also said in order to get in you had to have a&p 1 and micro graded with As and Bs to stand a chance.

I thought you needed a minimum NLN score of 150. App is available after the 15th of this month. They are probably still working on it. I'd give it another week.

A few private schools have recently been under fire for promising work after graduation and not being able to follow through. they are also very expensive compared to going the route of a community college. I'm currently in an LPN program and am thinking more seriously into transitioning as well after being in a totally unrelated field. I wanted to ease into it since i wasn't sure so i even started out with the CNA portion first. Most schools will also give preference to those that are already LPNs when applying for RN programs so that may help you also. the math isn't really that scary. don't let it intimidate you and good luck!

I did the CNA portion first- to see if it's what I really wanted to do, and then later, I could use it to get into the Advanced Placement LPN course at my school. I'm really glad I did because it gave me practice at the basic skills and gave me a less hectic schedule going into my LPN program.