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Hello! Thanks for your reply! My grad program is mainly online, I have to attend on campus events about once every other semester for a few days. I've been able to keep up with it so far, working about 48 hours a week at my nursing job and 5-10 hours a week at my part time job. I'm really interested in doing the air reserve flight nursing but maybe I should just wait until graduate school is over? Thanks again!!

thanks so much!

Hi, I am currently enrolled in a BSN program, finishing up my first year of classes. I was wondering when or even if I could sit for the LPN exam to work part time while in school? I've heard a lot of comments on not working while in nursing school, but I'm actually in my third year of schooling (first year in a BSN program), and my previous major had been a chem major where I had taken courses such as bio chem, ochem, A&P together while working 30 hrs a week, so it's something i prefer to do, and have always handled quite while, so the advising of not doing so is not necessary. I simply would prefer to have a better job then my current job, while working my way through school. Has anyone been in a bachelor's program and done so? I understand that in some cases it is up to the college as well as the states BON, but i am curious. Thanks!!