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yeah, I know. I just want to get this nursing going!!! I would go ahead and do the LPN program anyways, but I have 2 baby girls that need their mom, and if I am going to have to redo the LPN program again, I might as well do it once here. I love being a combat medic, and I love people. I am a great asset where ever I go!!! Its just a little more frustrating, I though going the army way would have been faster!!!

I am in the Army now as a Combat Medic. I am slotted for a spot for the M6 program which is the LPN. I found out through one of the guys in my unit, that he went the same route as I am taking, but when he went for his RN, he had to take the prereqs for the LPN course all over again. I just want to become an RN. I have so much medical experience now, through being an EMT on the civilian side, and NREMT through the Army, plus combat medic training, I just want to get to school to start the RN. Are there any credentials that would be suffice for the LPN from the Army LPN??

thanks, that was beautiful. I havent laughed that hard in a long time

Sorry, I am brand spanking new on this thing. I would like to know what AIT would consist of. Also, I am an EMT-B and I will have my CNA by the time I leave for the Warriors Transition Course. I am going to make sure my recruiter puts it in writing that I get the 91WM6, but what are the prereqs? I would assume that I would still go through the 91W course but what about the M6? my recruiter really has no idea. I would really like as much info as I can possibly get so that I can study and be more profeciant in AIT. I was a 63W my first enlistment. My recruiter told me the best thing to do right now is to go reserve because there are 6 slots open in a unit for the 91WM6. Then I could wait 6 months and go full time. I am trying for my RN. I did not realize that an RN is an officer. With that, how many college credits do you need to be comissioned? I have human development, intro to psych and algebra. will this help?