Linzie984

I live in Fort Collins and know that at the community college here Front Range, that you can go for I think its either one or two weeks and you go from 9-5 everyday and then you take your test and get certified! If you need more information or want to know more about it you can e-mail me at [email protected] and I can get specifics and let you know more. I have a friend who did this and she said it was very fast paced but you also get it all done in 1-2 weeks I believe. Let me know!

Hey everyone I am new to this so not sure where to post this question so I will start here. I am currently attending a community college and trying to get my pre reqs out of the way so that I can get on the waiting list there for the RN program. Problem is there is a 2 1/2 year wait to get in as of now and I don't even have my name on the list yet. I am wondering if there is a quicker route or if anyone in knows of anything in Colorado that would get me in school quicker. Someone told me that you can go the LPN route and then directly to the RN route? What do you know about this? I need suggestions on which way to go. The reason that I am at a community college right now is because the University (CSU) doesn't have a nursing program and I am just wanting to do my associates RN right now. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance!