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I'm doing their lpn to rn program right now and it's good so far. I heard their bsn program is just very unorganized because its new so they haven't worked the kinks out yet. But they put a lot into it so I would imagine their NCLEX pass rates will be good.

Im in columbus! Ive applied to a ton of ltc places but nothing yet

Hi all! I just moved to Ohio and started ouzs lpn to rn program. I'm tying to find a job as an lpn but not having any luck. Does anyone know where I could apply or have any tips? Unfortunately I don't have lpn experience but I did ltc as a CNA for a year and a half and home health aide for 6 months. Thanks in advance :)

Hi all! I need advice! I got offered a lpn/CNA job. So I will be mainly lpn but I may have to pick up a can Job to get my hours in an assisted living facility. Then I got offered a pct job at OSU medical center. I start my lpn to rn program in two weeks and will have my rn next may. Is it better to take the lpn job and get that experience or to get y foot in the door at a hospital so I can potentially get a rn job easier in a year?! Thanks all :)

I applied for the program at ou zanesville and got right in. Have you talked to them about the waiting list? I applied in February and start in may.

I am taking the HESI in a few days and I am so worried about the chemistry part. Can anyone give me an idea of what to study and their opinion of it?! Please!! Thanks!

merricks4 i am taking the hesi for zainesville on sunday and i was wondering if you took and how it was?! I am freaking out! THank you!

illusion9376 I was wondering if you could send me the words and link you used to study? Thanks!

I am looking for LPN to RN programs in Ohio. I was wondering if anyone had any input in good schools with not insane waiting lists. And also if anyone knew first hand how the Clark State CC waiting list was and how long people generally waited for? Thank you for your help!!

I know the NCLEX-PN is minimum competency, but I'm noticing a difference between the types of questions in Sanders vs Made Incredibly Easy? I'm getting like a 70% on Sanders but an 85% with Incredibly Easy. I take the NCLEX-PN August 18th and I'm really starting to freak out and get nervous. I just don't know if I"m ready but I've reviewed each section so I'm just doing tons of questions now. Any tips or hints or thoughts on the difference between questions content/difficulty between the 2 books? Thank you so much!