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Breath!!!!!!! It is hectic and sometimes it seems no matter how much or hard you study the answer is just not the one you choose. Be proactive, if you are not grasping something talk to your teacher. Ask as many questions as possible. Pay attention in class - dont be one of those students too busy talking or texting that you dont get what the instructor is trying to teach AND THEN turn around and fail a test and b$tch about it. You get out what you put in. Sure there will be times youve put full effort and still do bad on a test, but learn from it and talk to your teachers. Best of luck

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I am currently in the RN program at Hallmark. It is a VERY new program and so with that said, there are a lot of kinks that are still being worked out. They just started accepting LVNs on a case by case basis (as far as being "bridged")...there is a test a LVN has to take in order to determine whether or not they can enter later in the program rather than in the beginning. Everything, including prereqs there can be completed in just under 2 years, and so far there is no huge waitlist, as with other programs. Best thing would be to call and schedule an appointment with the school. It is a little on the expensive side, but you finish much sooner than a traditional program would take. Let me know if you have any other questions:)