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Hello everyone this is a roll call to everyone who will be starting a Lpn program this year. Please state when you will be starting your program, the name of the school and state, and one thing you are excited or nervous about! :)

Congrats!

Awesome info! Thank you

I will be going to Athena this September.

I've also heard about the unfair grading tactics placed on students. I know of a person who flunked out of the program because she was one percent off of the required percentage needed to pass

Congrats! Keep up the good work

I've put some thought about this route as well.

Michigan Works WIA program helps with tuition assistance

Yes, I'm in the Day classes. I finished all the steps needed to start classes. For the background check and drug test you basically go to the school pay the 85 dollars and they give you a voucher to go to the site and get everything done there. They ...

I'm starting in September too! Hey future classmates :)

Passing is 75% at my school

What entrance exam are you taking? Teas, Hesi, Workkeys, Compass etc

I just prayed for you, wishing you the best!

Is the HESI not required for only the LPN to RN program or the school altogether?

Thanks for the tips guys!

Congratulations and thanks for the tips!

September 22nd for me!!

What do you mean when you say advance standing students?

There are LPN programs in Davenport, Schoolcraft, Everest, and Dorsey. If you're willing to commute to Ohio there's many in Toledo including Professional Skills Institute, Toledo School of Practical Nursing, Athena, and Stratenburger.

Thank you for this post, very helpful!

I would like to know as well

What online study guides would you recommend for the HESI exam

Have you decided if you will be enrolling in either the July or September class?

Is there anyone out there that will be starting Athena's LPN program this Fall? Hoping to meet my future classmates. Nervous and excited to begin my Nursing journey!

They are on "provisional" status, which is due to their NCLEX pass rate being lower than standard. In order to correct this, they have instituted many solutions, including the ATI nursing education program which is now part of their curriculum. They ...