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Professional Medical Careers Institute has a high pass rate on the NCLEX PN. It's a new school in Westlake Village.

Nursing school is really hard. An average of 50% of the RN students don't make it today. Best of luck.

A lot of nurses who could retire are holding onto their jobs because of the bad economy. Some who were stay-at-home moms went back to work when their husbands lost their jobs. There are still a lot of jobs available. You need to present yourself well and have a great resume. It's a good idea to also include all of the places you trained at on your resume if you are a new grad. There are a lot of good websites to try. Today employers are looking for people who will give them 100%.

The public LVN programs are hard to get into. Sometimes they have like 500 applicants and only take 40. The private programs are more expensive but you can get a class quicker. There are a lot of private LVN programs to choose from. Some have private or governmental loans.

Some of the CNA programs are expensive. Up to $4000 from what I saw on one website. The public programs are less expensive but hard to get into. PMCI is just 8 weeks long - the cost is higher than the public programs. It's in a really nice location in Westlake Village. If you want a class now and don't want to wait - PMCI delivers.

I heard that PMCI in Westlake Village takes transfers from other LVN and RN programs. A friend of mine transfered there and really liked it.