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I am going for LPN in September. Allows me to save $$ so that while I'm in school, I really don't work too much like I am now. I just want to be a nurse so bad, and the more I look into it, the more LPN jobs I am seeing are available, and also that RN graduates aren't getting hired without experience. It is crazy so I did make my mind up! Thanks

Honestly I have a C in Microbiology right now too. I have B+ in A+PI, but my thing is, if I get A's in both A+P I and II, then I think I have a chance. My gpa is 3.07 right now, but you never know what it will be when I apply...thinking 3.2.

thanks! :) appreciate it

Did you get your nursing uniform day info?

Ok! Yeah I know that the hacc clinicals are hard to get in to, and I am just afraid I won't get in. Which makes me wonder if I should do lpn then rn

yeah my only worry is that there is little to no jobs available

Does it matter that I am currently going to HACC??

So, I got accepted to LCCTC for the May class for LPN. I also have so many credits for the RN program which is what I want to be in the end. My question is, I have a 3.07 gpa (my first semester I did horrible ) and I probably will end up with A's in A+P I and II, but Microbilogy I am thinking of that will be a B or C. My question is, which one should I do? If I do RN, I am thinking HACC or York College. I really need some people's help. I want to do LPN first, but I am afraid of not finding a job with that it, and having to go right back for RN. Please help:uhoh3:

Hey everyone, I was just wanting some advice and some background for the nursing program at HACC and the nursing program at Lancaster County Career Technology Center in Willow Street. I got accepted into LCCTC and go for the interview and to place the money done for hopefully the January class. If I don't get into that one, I want the May one. I currently go to HACC for nursing but my gpa is only 3.2. I am currently taking A+P I and Microbiology. A+P I I know I will get an A in, Micro I think a B. Help me out and tell me about the programs, especially LCCTC. I really want to be a nurse.