valleylvn

Im sure if you read your text you would be able to figure out the answers. And then when they come up on your nclex you will know the correct choice instead of copying the answers down. If you have a specific question that your having trouble with let us know.

Cardio and Lymphatic

I wish you all the luck, term 2 and 3 are way harder than term 1 fundamentals

Dont give up!!!

A full time LVN school will def. interfere with a work schedule.

finish and get you license, your halfway there. Then you can go on but you will always have this license if you need it.

There is no time for full time work in a full time LPN school, let alone school and life. You will find out really there is only time for school.

yes general education prereqs are still required after LVN to get RN

As a former graduate from the Annenberg school of nursing LVN program who is friends with previous and current students, the main theory instructor (an LVN) finds it fun to belittle the students and his whole idea of lecturing on topics is reading pre made power-points created from the textbooks for hours. He has no idea how to lecture and actually teach. If you question something or feel something he says is incorrect he will find a way to avert answering and instead get mad at you. The clinical locations nurses dislike this instructor as well when he is acting as a clinical instructor in the hospital. They constantly say he is mean or rude and lacks communication skills. The school constantly changes there policies in order to kick students out who were actually passing the class according to the policies and procedures book given on admission because they felt they may hurt there possible NCLEX scores. If I had know I would have easily avoided Annenberg, the only plus is that it was cheaper. But I only found out well into the program it was cheaper for a reason. It is a poorly run school with teachers that have no real knowledge!