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I just haven't heard anything about it, I dont know anyone who has started and completed it

Question for all you LPNs in NJ... Does anyone know of any accredited online lpn to rn classes or schools that have flexible night programs in NJ? I've been an LPN for a year and sort of got a promotion at my job so I dont want to leave but its mostly morning to afternoon hours that I work. I've looked into the Indiana State University lpn to bsn online but just a little hesitant on the accreditation and I don't know anyone who's in that program, so if you have info on that I would appreciate it. I also have a few prerequisite classes under my belt. Any suggestions would be great!

Thank you, very helpful!

So I recently passed my NCLEX and received my LPN license. I have an interview for a potential job starting out at $23/hour at a beautiful facility. I'm very nervous for the interview and was wondering should I expect general interview questions along with medication questions/nursing interventions/med math questions, or will the DON ask general interview questions?

Took the exam yesterday, stopped at 85 questions. Every other question was a select all that apply question. We'll see what happens!

Thanks! I got the exam cram book and im using saunders review book..hopefully its enough! How many questions did you get?

Thank you, I am going over lab values and basics. Just hoping for good results! I took a predictor test to graduate and I have a 97% chance of passing the NCLEX but that test was taken almost 2 months ago so I'm afraid I forgot everything even though I have been doing questions every day,

So I have my NCLEX tomorrow and I am very nervous. I just took the free Kaplan practice test but it was for an RN level and I got a 56% on it. They don't have a free PN exam on the website from what I saw, but I want to know if this is a good sign. If I can get a 56% on the RN exam are my chances good for passing the PN exam? Thank you in advance!