Romeo5

I was a CNA then become a LPN then RN then last BSN. From lpn to RN was a breeze.RN to BSN is a killer!! Very hard to me. I saw it as a different world. It's very little difference between lpn and RN for as knowledge..I will say the lpn's here in MS are much more prepaired after school.remember. The A in ADN stands for "associate". Which means "introduction" to nursing

Here in Wisconsin none of the public technical colleges have any college class pre-req's. You need HS graduation or GED, CPR, CNA, background check, and high school chem. The very idea that a 2 year ADN program would have pre-req's that you MUST complete before being allowed to start the two year nursing program means a lot of nursing students are being taken advantage of by their schools. first let me clear up all the confusion. I was a CNA, Then LPN, then San and now I have my bsn. From lpn to asn is a breeze! From Asn to bsn is very hard!! Matter of fact a lpn can run circles around an asn. They have much more on hands training than asn. This is a fact. I should know. I've been it all:nurse: