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I'm fine with math as long as I feel it will be used, I already took statistics here, it just doesn't transfer to ISU which sucks because I barely passed it the 1st time. I was going to do 310 because I think it's a 2-credit class, but I told myself to listen to my gut. Are you going to try and complete the program as fast as you can?

That's what I'm trying to do is ER nursing. I'm trying to sign up for Nurc 208 and 304 and then I have to take math 035 prior to taking 241. Which ones are you looking at doing?

I know, me too, I'm curious how clinicals work. Oh OK. I love the Georgia beaches; I used to go as frequently as I could out that way. We are looking to move to North Carolina; I would like to buy another house with some land and the cost of housing is ridiculous in Colorado. And I do, I do LTC and Skilled. How about you?

Both in a sense, I want to complete as fast as possible cause whenever I get done with the program, my family and I want to move. However, I'm working about 60 hours a week right now, so I want to set myself up for success too. How about you? And what part of GA? I used to live in gwinnett county then I bought a house in Douglasville and finally sold that last year. I'm in Colorado right now.

I did! I'm excited, I'm trying to get my compliance done. Where are you located?

Hi, My name is Quianne, I just applied for Indiana State University LPN to BSN and was looking to connect to others who are in the same boat as me. A little bit about me, I live in Colorado and have been an LPN for 13 years, figuring it's about time I further my education.

Hi, my name is Quianne, I too have applied for the Jan 2026 online LPN to RN program. This will be my 2nd time applying, I was waitlisted last year and clearly did not make it in. I've been an LPN for 13 years... life has been doing its thing, I'm finally ready to further my education. If I don't get in this time, I do have a plan B.

Hi all, I applied to the LPN to RN online program for the 2021 school year last week and wanted to see if anyone else applied.

Hi all, I applied to Morgan CC LPN to RN program last week and wanted to see if anyone else applied for the 2021 LPN to RN program.

Thank you to responding. I'm also looking at Hutchinson, I've learned to never put all your eggs in one basket so I'm planning on applying to Fort Morgan, (even though their program is pretty much M-F, Monday and Fridays is classes and 2-3 days of clinical), Northeastern Junior College (Classes on Tuesday and Wednesday and Clinicals Thursday's and Friday's). I was also considering Pueblo Community College but still waiting to hear back about their program. But like shiftingtides stated there is not many options if your in the Denver metro area unfortunately. I refuse to let that stop me from moving forward with getting my RN.

Hi, I had a question what LPN to RN programs that are accepting students? I'm planning on applying for Fall 2020. Originally I was expecting Front Range Community College but they are not accepting LPN to RN students. And neither is Arapahoe Community College. Now I'm not sure what to do. I heard about Colorado Christian University but its a private college and tuition is $16,467 per semester which I think is outrageous. Any suggestions?

like the previous person said, it depends on where you work. I've been in ATL for 2 years and I was getting $20/hr at one facility working my behind off in a SNF/Rehab/LTC, and where I'm at now I started off at $17/hr and now I'm at $17.69 almost two years later in a retirement community working on their skilled floor. I have also worked at a assisted living facility PRN making $18.00/hr so it just depends.

I endorsed my license from Oregon. I did do my fingerprints in oregon then sent them to GA Cogentid. There is a form on their website that tells you what to do for people who need to do fingerprinting out of state. The best advice I can give you when endorsing to gerogia is give yourself plenty of time I sent in everything and they recieved it November 2nd 2012, after having to have my program director redo paperwork I didn't get my license until January 31, 2013. So make sure everything is completed and do be thorough when completing it otherwise it could take longer to get your license.

I have about a year experience working with my LPN license and now I'm ready to further my education since my end goal is a masters. I'm stuck on whether to go for my RN first before my BSN or just go straight for my BSN. Any input would be greatly appreciated ?

I agree with pinknurse. I started as a CNA and now I'm the med nurse and have been doing it since feburary of this year. The good thing is that you already know the patients which is good and you can use that to your advantage. It'll take time and repitition but you'll get it and you'll get faster =] trust me!