ari.mrslpn

Is there any advice you could give on your instructors if you remember their names. What they like to see from their students, how hard was each class, what to focus on the most? Anything helps. thanks again.

Thank you so much for responding. I had already expected that you have to test out to graduate; thats what I had to do in my LPN program seven years ago. But you have to test in as well? Is there a certain test you have to take to get in besides the TEAS test? If you dont pass the exit exam do you have to retake semester four classes, do they allow you to retake the exam again after a certain time period has passed? As far as clinicals, Im not surprised the nurses want nothing to do with you. It seems pretty standard these days. It's a shame how we eat our young. I was told that in nursing school years ago...boy were they right.

Im applying to PGCC lpn to rn program for the spring 2019 class. I will have A&P 1 and 2, Microbiology, English 101, Statistics, Sociology, intro to Psych, Human Growth and Development, Speech, and two Humanities classes completed. Basically all of the required prerequisites for any general nursing program Will be finished by the time I apply. Is there anyone out there who is currently in this program or has already graduated that could give me any insight on what to expect? Any information on clinical and class schedule, how hard the classes were, clinical rotation sites, nursing teachers, how rigorous it is, would you recommend it, etc....ANYTHING HELPS. Thank you in advance.

@baglady215 i just passed my boards this month and I too am looking for a job in delaware. You're right, everyone wants experience. where did you get an interview at. if you know any places that hires lpn's with NO experience then i would appreciate it