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Im currently in a LPN program in Philadelphia, and thats how I passed my teas test, I brought the book and took the practiced test online before I went in took the actual test because my weakness was math in general such as percentages, fractions and decimals. After a week of studying the book and online exams, I went and took my teas test and passed it on the first try. I always give ppl advice to buy the book and practice online exams. It helped me so I hope it will help u too. To your other question, I know nothing about NC, but you can google the info about whatever state youre trying to move to. I hoped this helped.

Np, i disagree with u there, jobs will pay for u to go back to school to get your RN, as long as you sign a contract to work for them for a certain amount of years. Im in LPN school right now, will be finished in Dec (God-willing) & right when I graduate, Im going right back for my RN. I already have all my prerequisites out the way. Im going to look to work for a company which has loan forgiveness. BUT again, a lot of companies definitely pay for nurses to further their education.

Thanks for the information.............I will definitely do some research on this :)

Hi, I'm currently a LPN student and (God-willing) I will graduate in Dec 2011. I already have my prerequisites out of the way; I graduated from Community of Philadelphia. I'm gonna give you a little advice that my clinical Professor and another nurse gave me today. I was advice right after I graduate to major in LPNtoRN so that I can obtain my ASN. Then from there (ignore BSN) and do RNtoMSN. My goal is right after I graduate and pass my NCLEX, I want to work full time, so that I can get as much experience as possible, but I plan to enroll in Excelsior online program. I'm 27, and a mother of 4 children, so this would be so much easier for me. One of my co-workers whose also a LPN, her brother (whose a LPN too) he did Excelsior online and completed the RN program in less than a year, isn't that lovely. Today at clinical, my Instructor made me feel so inspired and motivated, I'm glad she gave me this advice; she said this is the shorter way instead of doing years and years of school, so I'm passing it on to you, this is my goal, so something to think about. Take care & I wish you the best of luck in you goals. :stdnrsrck: