your 14yr experience should serve you in good stead, so i think you should do the nursing. i will suggest that you do the bsn(accelerated/second degree) since the duration is about the same as adn....
obviously u don't know much about nursing. the certificate for the lpn while the associate is for rn. by law there is a difference. the rn's legal scope of practice is a little wider than the lpn's in...
does anyone know the location of our classes? and one more thing. i want to know if it's possible to bridge to rn right after the lpn. i don't wanna wait a whole yr b4 i start. good luck to y'all and...
why don't u just pick overtime at the full time job. if that's not available check the papers for other job openings. there are tons of nursing jobs out
i went to the orientation for the lpn's starting this fall. i remember they made copies of the courses we're supposed to register for. are they going to register us or we still have to go in and do...