niki1313

I talked to the schools myself, this morning what she said was true. I actually double checked with her. I also talked to people that I work with at a nursing home, they said the same thing. I know I sound really defensive, but this is not a rumor someone made up. The head nurse said she will post a copy of the official letter that they got about having RN's go back to school.

I just got off the phone with a friend in the LPN program. Sad to say it LPN is leaving Wisconsin for sure. As for ADN this is the last year they are accepting people to begin the program. She had just made the deadline, she went Madison Area Tech. Guess I should start looking into beginning my bachelors instead.

I live in Wisconsin, Just graduated high school:). I have my CNA training done and I was going to move on to a Associate degree RN. I talked to a few of the local schools that degree is being phased out completely along with the LPN. This is the final year of LPN and 2015 is the final year for RN, So by the time I finish my prerequisites the progarm will be shut down. I think I may just go straight for my Bachelor degree in nursing, but I thought that RN needed to be completed first. I am really confused as to how this all works, the guidance counselors I had in high school said that it was just a rumor about the programs being closed, but colleges say that it really is going to happen.

The Tech school that I went to for CNA had scrubs with the school logo on that they sold. From what I got told you had to wear those for the RN program so people would know you were only a student nurse.