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Hey thanks everyone, I did some research and some schools do require becoming CNA first, which sucks becuz u have to work for 6mnths as a CNA b4 getting into the LVN programs. but after all that, you can transfer to city /university and easily get into the program to continue for BSN wout waiting. is that true?

Hi everyone, First Question. Tell me which fastest route to take to become an RN? AS/BS, it doesn't matter to me. BS at a University is faster or go through Nursing programs at the community colleges and then transfer? or is it through American Ambulance is faster? 2nd question. To become an LVN, do I have to be CNA first? or does it depends on some programs that I need to be a CNA to qualify into the programs? 3rd. RN-Associate, Do they earn the same like BSN do? depends on where we live I guess huh?