lmjsierra
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thank you for the feedback!!!! I was thinking of using it to get through the BSN pre-reqs for Indiana State university.
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You should email me! [email protected] 🙂
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I'm in southwest Denver by Hampden and Sheridan. I have been a LPN for 4 years. how about you?
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Has anyone received credits through Achieve Test Prep?
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i know I'm debating the same thing...... Its quite a drive i think of the time and with kids, working and school. I feel so stressed out. I am even debating just doing the RN program at Denver school of nursing. ugh I don't know.
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there are very slim options for LPN-RN
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Me too!!! I was debating over the LPN-RN bridge program at Morgan community college too. Its quite a drive though I am 90 miles away from it also.
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Are you in Colorado?
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I totally feel your pain. I have been a LPN for almost 2 years and have had a ton of trouble finding jobs about 97% of my LPN class went to work for Kaiser (not sure if you have one out there in your area) but they take brand new nurses. The other 3% of us have not been able to find much work. I am working for 4 different companies to accumulate enough hours/pay. Even though I don't want to yet. I have decided I am going to have to go back to school to get a RN sooner then I thought in order to secure a better job
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that is horrible!!!!
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The same thing happened to me and I passed! I was averaging like 50-58% on the Kaplan. I had 85 questions on the Nclex and the test shut off. I was the 1st one done and actually felt like there was no way I passed it seemed too easy and dare I say feel like the Kaplan questions were way harder then the Nclex... I'm so glad I did Kaplan it really prepared me!
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I got a LPN in 2014. I opted to do a LPN program because I already had all the pre-reqs and thought I could do a LPN-RN after. BIG MISTAKE! As soon as a graduated all the LPN-RN bridge programs disappeared. The closest LPN-RN program is at a community college (obviously cheap option) is 1.5 hour drive away with a waiting list in place. I do not see this as a realistic option. A 6-8 hour school day and a 3 hour round trip and work, kids and husband. You get the point. I have found 2 LPN-BSN programs. one is University of Phoenix 62K and 4.5 years part time program the other one is Platte Nursing program, 85K 3 years full time. Is this an average price for a BSN program? I am feeling completely stuck Have not been able to secure full time employment as a LPN I am working at 3 different companies just to get enough hours. Seems like the best bet it going back to school.