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i've never heard of a online CNA school... I know in some community colleges you might be able to take the classes online but then you still have to go in and do the practice labs and do a 16 hr+ (depending on the state) clinical rotation.

I am currently working on my associates degree in nursing, i have about 1 1/2 yrs left before i can test for my RN. Anyways, after i have completed school I will be moving out of state and hopefully working full time, I will also have a child who will be about 2 at the time of me and my husband moving. I was looking into Kaplan University online or University of Pheonix, but i have heard that they are iffy and that some employers won't hire somebody with a degree from them. I read some good things about Jacksonville University Nursing program on here but I have never heard of them so idk... I ultimatly want to get my Nurse Educators certification so i can teach Nursing students, but i can't do that unless i find a tried and true online program that will allow me to get the nessecary requirements first... I am currently attending ITT-Tech school of nursing and they have an online BSN program but I really don't want to fork out 75k for a BSN when i am already paying 50k for the accelerated program i'm in now.