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Hello, I'm taking Ethics in January. I think it's Monday for me. As for stats I'm 3.8 and an LVN.

Oh and congratulations on this huge accomplishment! I hope to be in your shoes in three years!

Follow your gut instinct when it comes to diagnoses and ruling out the abnormal. Your a nurse first and let that be your foundation. Order what is necessary and prescribe what the patient needs. If ever in doubt seek out a differential. There is nothing wrong with consulting with your MD.

Just wanted to share that I will be taking Ethics and critical thinking in January at the mount :) Starting the nursing curriculum in August. Anyone else taking any of these courses?

In California having your ADN RN is absolutely acceptable. I know many nurses that have found jobs with there ADN degree. Throughout LA county and in great Hospitals. Med-Surg, ER and in Surgery. There are also ADN to Masters of Nursing programs in California. I would look into that. Depending on what exactly you want to do with your Nursing career. If you have BA you can even apply to the PA program as soon as you complete your Science pre reqs. Good luck to you.

Congrats!!

Yes LVNs have to take the TEAS. If not with them you have to at least have a passing score on your TEAS from another institution.

She told me don't jump up and down yet... So I said can I jump a little, and she laughed and said yes I would jump a little!

Ok I just called, she said that it means I have been accepted into the prenursing program. I have to wait for a letter and it will have all the necessary information regarding dates. I'm just happy this has moved forward.

Mine says Accepted!! Yay!! What does that mean lol?!!

Good luck on your interview, be yourself . Goal_NP are you accepted into the LVN to RN program? Starting January

Same here GoalNp...LVN and I need two classes as well.

Congratulations!! Woohoo your future is bright. So what did they say? Do you still need to take the two classes?

I still have my Chem pending. I'm hoping to take it in January.

All I know is at the end, I can sit and take the NCLEX and pursue my CCN. How I got there and how much I invested in my career is my own business. My kids will be proud of their mama no matter where I choose to go. My patients will be truly cared for and I will be a responsible patients advocate. The end.