EloDama

This is a difficult question and I wish that I also knew the answer . If you are questioning your fertility , that is your priority - as you might have difficulty conceiving and also if you have to do fertility treatments you might be high risk for miscarriage, etc . That's a lot of appointments, missed days, etc . I am wondering the same thing ,but after thinking about all the appointments and stuff maybe school will be easier with a newborn ?? I'm not sure ,but I have 3 semesters of nursing school and might also have to do fertility treatments so I'm not sure the best answer ..

If you're wanting to go straight into LPN then BSN you would need to look into a technical college or applied technology school for LPN, then you would want to go to a University for the BSN. For my LPN school there was an entrance test, and a high school diploma/ GED requirement and that was it. So as far as LPN goes you shouldn't need any prerequisites. Honestly, you would need to contact the schools and specifically ask them and get any information you currently have on your education sent to them. Best of Luck!

Do you have any suggestions of hospitals to apply for in the Tampa, Clearwater, St. Pete area? I currently live in Tennessee and am planning on moving there when I pass the NCLEX but am having somewhat of a difficult time finding any? Also, What is a good school for LPN to RN bridge program that you recommend (it may have to be an online course) so a few suggestions would be GREAT. Thank you so much!!!