mary28

You could easily become a LVN and then bridge to a rn, or just go to a rn program since you have some experience

Yea its for 3 years

I was wondering about that too

i cant private message yet because of the limited number of posts

I think that if you want to get a bachelors or masters then when you are getting your RN, to try to get a 4.0 GPA, So when you apply for a bachelors or masters program, you can easily be accepted. If you think you can get a 4.0 with the accelerated than do it, however just do what you think will benefit you and your patients. Congrats!

nutrexercus my friend was an alternate

I moved from Cali to TX, and i was just a lvn and trying to be a RN, I think you are still eligible to take the test to get your license.