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So i am looking at schools and pinelands school of practical nursing popped up, i am about to submit an application but i am seeing some reviews that are scaring me. I do not want to spend the money to go there and not be taught well, and i do not want to find out post-graduation that i am not as prepared as i should be. That school appealed to me because they have a program starting in about 5 months i can get into and its only a 30 minute drive. Other programs are either and hour and a half away or 1-2 year waiting list. I would not sacrifice my education out of convenience, but before i make my next move could anyone give me information about the school or the quality of education there? any feedback would be really appreciated!!! Thank You

So I am a CNA now planning on becoming an RN and continuing my education to nurse practitioner, but I am not sure where to start. I was thinking about LPN first then bridge to RN, but with it being a bridge course some things will be left out compared to the traditional RN route I'm nervous about missing things and not being prepared after graduation. Also would I still need to complete the general prerequisite courses before the RN bridge program? Or if I just went through a regular full length RN program after LPN would I still need prerequisites? And for future employers how does a bridge program look? Hopefully someone can help me I'm confused there are a lot of different choices and schools all advertising something different. Thank you