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I need your input!!! I graduated LVN school in 2011, worked for a little, and have been a stay at home mom for over a year. I was accepted into a bridge program which is 1 year and I would graduate Dec 2016. This program has a good passing rate, less time vs generic but is almost 40 miles away from me. Our family has already accepted this fate and we chose a daycare for our 16 month old that would allow her to start early mornings. The issue is I also got I accepted into a local 2 year generic program which is 7 miles. This program is longer because it's not a bridge so I would graduate a year later in Dec 2017. I feel nervous doing the bridge because I feel like I have no acute care, don't remember everything and just down on myself. Would it be better doing the 2 year program that is close, less passing rate (5% difference), and longer? Would doing a 2 year vs bridge make me a better nurse? I'm so afraid to do bridge program because I feel so behind! Help please!

Hey, I was also accepted into the program. From what I've heard the transition course is 8 weeks and is about 1-2 days a week totaling about 6 hours/week. I heard it's very easy compared to the program that starts in January and goes over a lot of dosages.