carabear1028

Need advice please I understand in maryland you can not get your LPN license until you graduate the RN program (which makes no sense) every other state after completing at least 1 year of the RNprogram you can sit and take the LPN board. Has anyone lived in MD and went to another state like Delaware (its close to me) and got the LPN license and then eventually changed your license to work in MD? thoughts and suggestions would be so helpful. Also I have heard of online programs that offer classes for those who have completed a certain number of RN classes and graduate that way. Any ideas what these programs are called (also I was working on my associate degree). Thanks in advance, Cara

Great thats very helpful thank you

i am currently a RMA with all my nursing pre-reqs completed are there any online or programs in maryland where i can become an LPN i could probably test out of a few courses due to all my clinical working experience Please help no one seems to know thanks:)

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