Caitlinmae

Yes there are community colleges in my area however I do not meet the pre-requisites (the volunteer/work experience) I know they go based on a point system so the more work experience the more points I get = higher chances of getting in /less time on the waitlist. Other than that I have all the pre-req I just can't afford to wait 2+years to get into the (RN or LPN) program.

I need some advice please!! I am currently unemployed, looking to go back to school. Unfortunately, due to being unemployed, I need to go back to school in the near future...which brings the dreaded PRIVATE school to mind. I have been doing alot of research on Sprott-Shaw. Sounds like the typical overpriced, self-teaching school but I am fine with learning on my own. My future goal is to become and RN but I do not have any volunteer/work experience to get accepted. My question is....do I enroll in the LPN program and gain work experience there and bridge into the RN program (taking 2 years off of my schooling), or should I enroll in the cheapest program (Medical Office Assistant) gain my experience in that, than apply for the RN program (with no bridging, starting from ground zero). Do I spend more money and bridge into the RN program or spend less and apply for the RN from scratch? Thanks!