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Do you know if any 3.0-3.1 were accepted?

Do you know if any 3.0-3.1 GPAs were accepted?

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http://www.aacn.nche.edu/leading-initiatives/research-data/LPNBSN.pdf (LPN to BSN) accn website has every program you can think of

Hey I'm looking at the LPN to BSN track. I'm older so I'm looking to rent. Any suggestions

Anyone know more about the LPN to BSN route or can give me contact info of who I could talk to? How are yall liking the program and the city of Americus so far?

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There are a few programs that specifically state a BSN will not be rewarded when doing the RN-MSN route. I want to work while going to school (well I don't have a choice, lol) so I'm doing it step by step! Praying that the Loan Gods bless me with loan forgiveness in my future role ha!

Which program did you attend?

Current feelings guys?

I LOVE the many routes one can take to achieve their goal! I'm in the LPN program (1 yr) LPN to RN (1 yr) BUT there are some LPN to BSN options that have caught my eye as well as RN(ADN) to MSN. My goal is to be a PMHNP, all the jobs I've viewed require RN and MSN. BSN not specified as required. Input?

This is a career change for me. I have an Associates Degree in Liberal Arts so I didn't take AP 1/2, NUR 101 (duh,lol)or MAT 101(I took a different math) to earn my first degree. All my other pre reqs will transfer. Pre nursing is perfect for me and great way for me to earn a spot into the nursing program. However, I still have to maintain a livelihood. Im enrolled in an LPN program for Spring which included taking AP 1/2. CC has a LPN to RN route but someone told me I would have to re take AP 1/2 there so I contacted admissions and explained my story. She guided me to the pre nursing route. I had my mind set on doing LPNtoRN for any of the programs I was looking at but now I'm in limbo.

Can you PM me please? I have a few questions and I see you are very helpful

Is it possible to work and do the program? Say like a few night and weekends shifts? My nerves are a wreck, don't know if I should pursue this opportunity Spring 17 or prepare myself more financially í ½í¸©

Thanks, and yes I need income. I see several bridge programs from ADN-RN to MSN. My sister said those programs are very time consuming though and I wouldn't be able to work but I guess I could "cross that bridge when I get there" :)

Not any major issues, just some counseling after my dad passed away suddenly. I've always had a lot of respect for people in the MH field. I looked at the path to become an MHNP and I've been researching every since. I've set up a meeting with the nursing advisor at the technical school I graduated from. Since I already have my Associates In Liberal Arts, all of my pre reqs are knocked out with exception of two biology classes. I'm def going to take it one degree at a time BUT I also asked this question so I won't rack up a lot of debt in the process as well. Thanks for your words of encouragement and help.

I'm 28 and really never had an absolute idea of what I wanted to do. I've spent a great deal of my working career in the healthcare field on the administrative side but I have no real feeling of reward or satisfaction. I want to have more of an impact. After doing a lot of research, (and having a personal experience of my own with psych providers) I would like to pursure a degree in PMHNP. Whats the best route? ADN to MSN or ADN gain some experience while pursuing a BSN then pursue MSN. I have past experience in a level 4 psych facility as resident assistant but no real clinical experience.

I'm 28 and really never had an absolute idea of what I wanted to do. I've spent a great deal of my working career in the healthcare field on the administrative side but I have no real feeling of reward or satisfaction. I want to have more of an impact. After doing a lot of research, (and having a personal experience of my own with psych providers) I would like to pursure a degree in PMHNP. Whats the best route? ADN to MSN or ADN gain some experience while pursuing a BSN then pursue MSN. I have past experience in a level 4 inpatient psych facility as resident assistant but no real clinical experience.