Hi Everyone! I'm a LPN and I am going back to school for the BSN/RN program next year. The school I am attending to requires us to take Prerequisite classes before getting in the program and an NLN exam to "rank" all the pre-nursing students for placement in the program. But I heard that as an actively Licensed PN working at a hospital, I can challenge the board and take an exam. If passed, I can present it to the university I am attending which will guarantee a placement in the RN Program and bypassing the need to take the prerequisite classes. Can anyone shed some light in this? I am having financial problems, and it would help if I didnt have to take a year of Prerequisite classes that I ALREADY took as a PN student (anatomy, microbiology, etc.) Thank you.