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The program has definitely changed since two years ago. We have a ton of different instructors and I think they have all been excellent, including their responses to our questions in a timely manner. I don't know if they had this when you were in it, but now there are lectures online that you can listen too which I think really helps. Also you can do clinicals anywhere that you live and there is an option to video tape your skills and buy that stuff but it is not very expensive if you get a cheaper one on amazon, I bought mine for $100 for a kit with both. They also let you come to campus to test out of skills. Also they are revamping their RN to BSN program, it is not an option to join it right now, only the LPN to BSN and the regular BSN program that NDSU offers are available right now. I definitely think this program is getting better compared to what you said, I went in to test out of the skills because I thought it would be difficult to do via video. Anyways just some more info for whoever wants to know :-)

Of course!! Yes I do think the work load is manageable and I am working full time while in the program. All the professors are very nice and helpful and want you to succeed!! You coordinate clinicals with Karla who is in charge of the program. I have a friend who is doing some of her clinicals in iowa so they definitely work with you!! You can also do clinicals in Fargo! The only thing about not being in Fargo is having to video tape some lab skills and getting a proctor for that but it's not difficult to do and they walk you through that process as well!! Do you already have your Lpn?

Hello! Yes I am currently in the LPN to BSN program at NDSU! It is a great program you only have to go to the campus to take the entrance exams otherwise the program is online, you can do clinicals in your area. Yes, it has an excellent reputation and I really like it! Karla Haug is the program director and she is really nice!! The program is 2 years including summers and starts in the spring! Let me know if you have any other questions!

North Dakota State University

NDSU has an LPN to BSN program online. You can do the clinicals in your hometown! The only time you would have to come here is to take the entrance exams. I am currently in the program if you have any questions I would be happy to answer them!

North Dakota State University has an online LPN to BSN program. :-)

Hi I know you posted about a month ago but if you need help um Presentation College has an online LPN to BSN and so does NDSU but you have to go their in the summer for clinicals (for NDSU)!! Indiana State University also has an LPN to BSN but there are a lot of steps and it seems confusing both of these other programs seem pretty straight forward!! I am also an LPN looking to get my BSN!!! Hope this helps! :)

Hi I am currently attending the Tech school in Winona for my LPN but am transferring up to Bethel for their BSN program in the Fall. I am from the twin cities and I have tons of friends who have graduated from there or will be graduating. They all love it and my one friend who is about to graduate from their BSN program (not the RN to BSN but same school same education) always got such cool clinical experiences that I personal have not gotten at the Tech I am at. It is great school with a great reputation, I highly recommend it and I definitely think it is worth the money!

There are a lot of ADN programs around the twin cities! MCTC is in Minneapolis and has a really good nursing program! There is also Hennepin Tech and Normandale Community College and Anoka Ramsey Community College, etc etc there are a ton but if your BF/ future hubby is looking at U of MN twin cities MCTC would probably be the closest and your best bet!! Let me know if that answers your question!!

I have not worked at Regions but I have volunteered there! It is a really great place to be, everyone is super friendly and the staff are awesome! Regions is definitely a well known hospital and has a great reputation!