As far as costs go many community colleges offer dual admissions to schools for your BSN. I am graduating in May and start my BSN in the summer with NJCU which is a one-year program. So if you start...
I'm in a LPN/RN bridge program in NJ. The bridge program was completed over the summer and gave you the first year (17 credits) in the nursing program. After that we had two nursing courses in the...
There is no real difference except that you are now viewing everything through new lens as the RN and not as support to the RN. But as for as how the site is set up, it looks the
I would not recommend going to Lincoln Tech or any other private school for LPN. If you really want to go for LPN I would go to a county vocational school in Piscataway or Neptune. Their programs only...
When you start the program you will meet people and start a study group. They also have prn pals which are students from the upper classes that will help you with material that you need help...
I graduated from a LPN school in New Jersey and was unable to find a job. Even worse since I am licensed no jobs were willing to hire me at a position that is below it. Right now I'm in a RN program...
@ futurepractitioner1, I wanted to transfer to Rutgers but I was made aware that you can no longer transfer into the program unless you are currently an RN or have a bachelor degree. What campus are...
I did what you are doing. I got my LPN and am currently enrolled in the Brookdale bridge program. Hopefully graduating this May . The good thing is that you can work while you wait. The only bad thing...
I just went through the Brookdale LPN to RN program and it was great. 6 weeks and I already completed the first 3 nursing semesters. The waiting list is between 1 - 2
Hi. I'm starting the LPN Bridge program this May at Brookdale. Did you go through it yet. If you have, do I need to buy the books from the first two nursing classes? Thanks in