bianca91

Thank you @jenniferasch :)

Thanks everyone. No im just getting started i just needed some imput. Some info or suggestion. Im planning on being a cna for the time and go to rn program while i work so i think its a good idea im not going for lvn my sister inlaw is an rn she suggested to not go for lvn because they wont be as needed or hired in 2-3 years from now. But thanks i know what im going to do im super excited and im very, very much passionate about being a registered nurse.((: some day in my future.

Yes, :) thank you i understand that. Im sorry i didnt explain myself. What i really meant was.. "How many years do i have to study to get an ADN for RN", after i become a CNA !?? Or am i just so confused lol At first i sought out to be an lvn but i need to work now, so my option was cna which i do not mind at all.(: but my goal is to be an rn its like im building a small bridge to my success. So im wondering if im taking my walk through the right path. (: as to go for cna now and later try for rn. I dont want to spend to many years or money in school so im guessing after cna i should go straight into an rn program... Instead of doing another year of lvn then like 3 more years for rn. Do you understand what im saying? :)

Im not sure if im in the correct forum? But any how, im starting fall in a community college for CNA. I live in los angeles california. Im wondering if im doing the right thing, i feel as if i am. But my family members constantly tell me i should go for lpn/lvn if i want to become an RN But i think i should just do cna first. What do you all think?? Also how many years of nursing school will i need to become an RN after being a CNA with/without experience?