nicoleticzon

Is the LVN-BSN route a good route to go? I'm 21 years old and decided this route might be a fast way to become a nurse. But I'm not sure if I should keep going the traditional way, which would take me a little longer. The LVN route that I was looking at is a year program, but costs about $32,000. Please let me know your thoughts on this and if I should go this route or just continue a traditional pathway which might take a little longer. And does anyone know of any schools in California that have LVN-BSN programs? I would like to stay in California, but if there are schools outside California I would like to know.

is it one fail from a. test? or from a class?

Congratulations on almost graduating! Do you know how long it takes to graduate if you already have your prerequisites done? That's really funny because I was looking at the Ontario campus! Do they do their clinicals in good hospitals nearby? it sounds like a good school

Hi, I was actually looking at West Coast University. How is that school like? I heard its really hard because it's accelerated. Is it true that if you fail 2 or more tests youre ticked out? Which campus do you go to btw? Thanks for your reply btw!

I decided to take the route of attending a private school instead of trying out for a state college or university. I know that this route will be more expensive, but sometimes I feel as if the odds of getting into a state/university is almost near impossible. My question is: is it really that competitive to get into a state/university or is getting into a private school actually easier? How hard is it to get into a private school? Lastly, do any of you know some good private schools in Southern California to attend?