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Yes they're both nurses that require different schooling and have different responsibilities.

Good morning Everyone! So this questions is for my future/current LPN and RNs are more than welcome to help with my questions. I'm currently going to a community college in Virginia to receive my A.A.S and will transfer to a four-year college to receive my BSN. I've been going to the community college part time for almost 2 years. In the fall I'll be going to school full-time and I'll be finished with the A.A.S by fall 2016. Honestly, I feel like LPN is the quicker way to get me into the work force and I was actually interested in it back in high school but I heard from everyone that going to school for Nursing is the better way due to financial reasons and its time saving as well. MY question is, if you're a current or future LPN, are you satisfied with your decision of starting as LPN? Would you have rather went straight into nursing? Are you going to get your BSN or ASN in the future? I only know one nurse and I hate to bombard her with questions LOL Not only that but I need plenty of advice! It's easy to get advice from my advisors at school but I need help from the professionals Thank you so much in advance for your answers ?