MJ1991

I'm taking the assessment test tomorrow at Blake Austin college in Vacaville. Is it hard? The only part I'm worried about is the math portion!!

Hey everyone! I am a military wife about to be stationed in fairfield, ca. Im trying to decide which route would be best for me in becoming an rn. I am only going to be here for two years and we won't know where we are going after that for a long time. I was thinking of option 1 to go to a community college to save money and get my prereqs done (I have no college experience yet so i would have to complete prereqs for my prereqs) and risk having to be on a waiting list in the next place we pcs to for a nursing program. And hope they have the same prereqs. OR option 2 would be to spend lots of money on an accelerated program to become an lvn in 1 year and then to an lvn-rn program when we move or before if i have time to. But I know i wouldnt have to wait to be on a list or get prereqs done. HELP ME!!

but what do you think the best route would be when we do move? Getting my prerequisites done at a community college and then doing an associates degree? Lvn-rn? Or maybe a school like kaplan with the shorter programs? That's what I'm so unsure of.

but what do you think the best route would be when we do move? Getting my prerequisites done at a community college and then doing an associates degree? Lvn-rn? Or maybe a school like kaplan with the shorter programs? That's what I'm so unsure of.

New Navy wife here! My husband will be attending bootcamp in about a month, so we will not know where we will be for a few months. But my question is what is the best route to becoming an RN as a military wife? I have no prior degree or college credits. I just don't know where to start! I want to know the best route when we will be moving all over. Please help!! Thanks :)