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Hey everyone! I need some advice. So, I got accepted by a LVN to ADN program at a community college. I heard the program is very very tough, tougher than other schools. Lots of students dropped from the program. I am very nervous about it because honestly, I am not a confident person. Plus, the main problem is, English is not my first language. Sometimes, I can't explain things well. I suffered from this problem when I was in LVN program. Even though I survived afterwards. I do have another option, I can take one more chemistry class then I can apply for LVN to BSN program. I am looking at Azusa Pacific. Also I will give a try at CSU Fullerton and some other university. BSN program focus more on theory, which I think I am good at. So I am less worried about it. I believe I can be more successful at BSN program than ADN program. The thing is, for ADN bridge program, it will be one year and a half. Then I can find a job and take BSN online. For BSN bridge program, it will be half a year for chemistry and 2 year program. I do want to finish school as early as possible to find a job. What would you choose? LVN to ADN with 1.5 years or LVN to BSN with 2.5 years. Thank you very much for reading and answering!

Hi abcdef23! How is your school going now? I am an LVN as well. I just applied APU recently. The evaluation shows I need four more classes to be done. Is it hard to get into APU? I heard many good comments of this school, so I want to give a try. If I finish all those 4 classes in Spring 2017, how is my chance to get into LVN to BSN program in Fall 2017? Thank you for answering my questions!

Me neither

Invite send out already?

hmm like about the high dropping rate.

yes i had the math class done.

For those people who got accepted, are you gonna accept it? It looks like Chaffey is not the first choice for many people. I am scared of those negative comments too.

Wish all the best to all of us.

Hello everyone! I applied rcc as well, both vn to adn program and generic one. I am taking the nursing 18 right now. I like rcc but nursing 18 class is like a joke. I really want to get into the advanced placement program but now I feel it's almost impossible. I got accepted by Chaffey for the generic two year program. But those negative reviews scared me. Right now I am waiting for the invitation/declination for the teas test from RCC. Hopefully it's a good news.