AshleyBenton

LPN school is more advanced and I found the level of work more difficult. The amount of studying was much more in depth for me compared to MA school. I am in CT, both programs were a year, however with LPN school we did clincal rotations throughout the program. I found there to be some similarities at times as far as my experience as a CMA, but we went more in depth in nursing school. If it's something you really want you can do it. Good luck!!!!

I am a CMA for 4 years and just passed my state boards for LPN last week.

Good luck with your last 6 months!! Almost there. It will fly by.

My last day was yesterday!! My application is in, just waiting for my transcripts to be sent, then I can test.... wahooo. Congrats to us both.

I have my NCLEX predictor test tomorrow!! Submitted my application for the NCLEX today, just waiting to finish school on 10/9

Thank you!! Congratulations to you!! This has been in fact a very long road, but will be very rewarding. I'm from CT and from what I have heard online programs are very slim around here. We do have the college network coming in to talk to us next week.

Graduating next month from a PN program. I am beyond excited. I want to continue on for my online RN, but I have yet to find an honest straightforward answer as to how long this will take. I'm trying to figure out if it would be better to go to a campus. I'm basically looking for the fastest way as I have waited long enough to pursue nursing in general.

Good luck to you! I graduate October 9th. I am beyond ready. Just remember to take it one day at a time and for the next year focus on your studies. Flash cards was a big help and constantly review because you want everything to be put into your long term memory.