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Hi Everyone I am currently an LPN student starting my second semester at Norquest. However I have been offered a spot at Grant Macewan for the RN program. My question is, is it better to go straight into RN program or should I graduate as an LPN and get my experience and then get my bachelor of nursing through Athabasca. If so how long does it take to complete if I am working part time as an LPN and how much does it cost. I hear it is a pretty demanding program and I am debating if I should just skip all the hassle and go to Macewan. I also here that they tend to hire more RN'S who have been LPN'S, is this true?

Hi Everyone! I am currently an LPN student starting my second semester at Norquest. However I have been offered a spot at Grant Macewan for the RN program. My question is, is it better to go straight into RN program or should I graduate as an LPN and get my experience and then get my bachelor of nursing through Athabasca. If so I am wondering how long it will take to complete the program at athabasca and how expensive it is. I guess the upside here is that I can work part time as an LPN while upgrading but alot of people said it is very demanding. Your help is appreciated.