Published Jun 22, 2007
JoAnnS
139 Posts
:welcome:
hello:
i am stating school this sept for the lpn program. can anyone tell me how long it took to get a job after you graduated.
i have been doing some research on lpn jobs. i am finding most hospitals do not employ lpn. the nursing homes do.
also, is dutchess community the best place for the lpn to rn ?
appreciate any information.
very excited to start school this fall. have always wanted to be a nurse and i have a great opportunity that i am not passing up.
thanks
joannd
kimc0403
4 Posts
I am also starting My LPN in Sept, I would like the info to!!
Hi.. are you going to Boces as well here in Dutchess??
Hi yes I am I'm starting at the Boces Full-time in sept
Great... we will be class mates..
What is your first name?
My name is Kim
hey email me and we can talk more, [email protected]
annah2000
6 Posts
My name is Kimhey email me and we can talk more, [email protected]
hi kim i'm also going to boces in sept . in dutchess:welcome:
Cool.
What is your name?
I was at the school the other day. We are going to get a booklet with some math homework due the 1st day. Have you completed all your financial aid paperwork?
I was told we can not get the books until the 1st week of school.
They are going to split the class up in 3 groups and divide in alphabetical order by last name. So far Kim and I are in the same class.
This is a great site. There are so many wonderful Nurses on here. There is a world of information. Nurses here are very helpful.
See ya in school
zolveria
10 Posts
Hello Fellow DUtchess Boces Classmates
IM Maria i guess we took the exam together..
We all need to get BLS health care provider Certified
the cheapes class for CPR is at The Alamo EMS and its 60.00 includes book..
i have called several places
Vassar
Francis
red cross
medicus
DCC
Hi.. Maria:
I called the red cross and I am signed up for the class at end of this month. The cost is $55.00. Nonrefundable....
I am excited about going to school but on the same note, wished I was already in school.. I hate to wait.... but.... have no choice..
I know we are going to get 9-10 books for school..
**I hope I am in the right class***
Looking forward to meeting you..
JoAnn
my best bet is that all of us should take the lpn to rn bridge..
there are some good programs in nyc ( for all those single girls )that help with this.
saint vincent is a good place..
and hunter..
i my self am taking the bridge if a graduate ... this bridge allows you to enter in at the second year of rn education instead of the 1st year..
here is the link to all the area offereing okay..
http://www.lpntorn.info/
the following schools have adn and/or bsn programs that offer accelerated lpn to rn or grant credit/advanced standing to lpns entering rn programs. methods for granting credit vary, so it is the student's responsibility to contact schools for details. cpnpnys is not responsible for any errors or changes.
bronx community college
west 181 street and university avenue
bronx, ny 10453
(718) 289-5426
program type: adn
offerings: day
16 credits granted with lpn fast track.
contact: lois augustus
e-mail: [email protected]
broome community college
http://www.sunybroome.edu
p.o. box 1017
binghamton, ny 13902
(607) 778-5059
7 credits granted for lpn
contact: claire ligeikis-clayton
cayuga community college
197 franklin street
auburn, ny 13021
(315) 255-1742, ext. 351
offerings: day, pt
8 credits granted for lpn
contact: vicki condie
cochran school of nursing
967 no. broadway
yonkers, ny 10701
(914) 964-4296
lpn credits by exam only
contact: carol cataldi
columbia-greene community college
4400 route 23
hudson, ny 12534
(518) 828-4182, ext. 3407
offerings: day, ft, pt
12 credits granted for lpn
contact: dawn wrigley
corning community college
http://www.corning-cc.edu
1 academic drive
corning, ny
(607) 762-9241
offerings: ft, pt
1st semester waived if applying within 5 years of lpn
graduation. 8 additional credits with challenge.
contact: gail rapelewski-ryan
crouse hospital school of nursing
http://www.crouse.org/nursing
736 irving avenue
syracuse, ny 13210
(315) 470-7858
offerings: day, eve, ft, pt
contact: karen vansise
delhi college of technology
http://www.delhi.edu
2 main street
delhi, ny 13753
(607) 746-4490
offerings: day, weekend
20 credits for lpn
contact: mary jane giarruso-wilkin
dominican college
470 western highway
orangeburg, ny 10962
(845) 398-4998, ext. 285
program type: bsn
17 credits granted for lpn
contact: patricia walsh
dutchess community college
http://www.sunydutchess.edu/nursing
53 pendell road
poughkeepsie, ny 12601
(845) 431-8570
offerings: day and evening
6 credits for lpn
contact: toni doherty
[email protected]
ellis hospital school of nursing
http://www.ehson.org
1101 nott street
schenectady, ny 12308
(518) 243-4471
offerings: day, ft
5 credits granted for lpn
contact: mary lee pollard
elmira college
http://www.elmira.edu
one park place
elmira, ny 14901
(607) 735-1890
5 credits granted for lpn, addl. through exam
contact: lois schoener
fulton-montgomery community college
2805 st. hwy 67
johnstown, ny 12095
(518) 762-4651
contact: judy munn
helene fuld college of nursing
[email=http://www.helenefuld.com]http://www.helenefuld.com[/email]
1879 madison avenue
new york, ny 10035
(212) 423-2700
18 credits or 27 quarters granted for lpn
one year accelerated lpn to rn program
contact: jessica ingram-bellamy
jamestown community college
505 falconer street
jamestown, ny 10701
(716) 665-5220, ext. 2293
6 credits granted for lpn.
possibility of more for suny lpn graduates.
contact: dawn columbare
e-mail:[email protected]
jefferson community college
http://www.sunyjefferson.edu
coffeen street
watertown, ny 13601
(315) 786-2321
7 credits given for lpn w/ challenge
contact: cathleen dowe
kingsborough community college
http://www.kbcc.edu
2001 oriental blvd., m-201
brooklyn, ny 11235
(718) 368-5522
contact: dolores m. shrimpton
long island college hospital
339 hicks street
brooklyn, ny 11201
(718) 780-1998
8 credits given for lpn
contact: dr. stephen paul holzemer, dean
maria college
700 new scotland avenue
albany, ny 12208
(518) 489-7434, ext. 248
offerings: daye, eve, ft, pt
7 credits given for lpn
contact: esther k. mc evoy
monroe community college
1000 east henrietta road
rochester, ny 14623
(716) 292-2640
19 credits granted for lpn
contact: donna price
nassau community college
one education drive
garden city, ny 11530
(516) 572-9630
offerings: day, eve
contact: dr. mary ann hellmer-saul
niagara county community college
3111 saunders settlement road
sanborn, ny 14132-9460
(716) 614-5940
no credits given, 1st semester clinical waived
contact: kay collard
onondaga community college
http://www.sunyocc.edu
4941 onondaga road
syracuse, ny 13215
(315) 498-2360
10 credits granted for lpn
contact: margaret powers
phillips beth israel school of nursing
310 east 22nd street
new york, ny 10010
(212) 614-6176
up to 17 credits granted for lpn
contact: bernice stern
queensborogh community college
http://www.qcc.cuny.edu
222-05 56th avenue
bayside, ny 11364-1497
(718) 631-6080
contact maureen wallace
st. elizabeth college of nursing
http://www.stemc.org
2215 genesee street
utica, ny 13501
(315) 798-8271
offerings: day, ft, pt (weekend, eve)
9 credits granted for lpn
contact: marian kovatchitch
st. joseph's hospital school of nursing
http://www.sjhsyr.org/nursing
206 prospect avenue
syracuse, ny 13203
(315) 448-5040
offerings: ft, pt (weekday, weekend)
contact: joanne kiggins
suffolk county community college
http://www.sunysuffolk.edu
crooked hill road
brentwood, ny 11717
(631) 851-6752
contact: judy garnar
suny afred college of technology
http://www.alfredstate.edu
alfred, ny 14802
(607) 587-3680
offerings: days, ft, pt
16-24 credits granted for lpn
contact: cynthie r. luehman
suny college of technology at canton
http://www.canton.edu
cornell avenue
canton, ny 13617
(315) 386-7419
offerings: days
contact: linda fay
e-mail [email protected]
suny farmingdale
http://www.farmingdale.edu
route 110
farmingdale, ny 11735
(631) 420-2200
5 credits granted for lpn with challenge
contact: katie conarck
suny morrisville college of agriculture and technology
http://www.morrisville.edu
po box 901
morrisville, ny 13408
(315) 684-6049
7-16 credits granted to lpn
contact: margaret golden
suny orange community college
http://www.sunyorange.edu
115 south street
middletown, ny 10940
(845) 341-4108
contact: margaret scribner
suny rockland community college
http://www.sunyrockland.edu
145 college road
suffern, ny 10901
(845) 574-4223
8.5 credits granted for lpn. challenge for up to 24 additional credits also available.
contact: dr. f.d. monahan
suny tompkins cortlandt community college
http://www.sunytccc.edu
170 north street
dryden, ny 13053
(607) 844-8211, ext. 4237
16 credits granted for lpn
contact: catherine milnor
ulster county community college
http://www.sunyulster.edu
cottekill road
stone ridge, ny 12484
(845) 687-5235
6 credits granted for lpn
contact: joan c. gilbert
westchester community college
http://www.sunywcc.edu
75 grasslands road
valhalla, ny 10595
(914) 785-6735
7 credits granted for lpn by challenge
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My best bet is that all of us should take the LPN to RN bridge..there are some good programs in NYC ( for all those single girls )that help with this.Saint vincent is a good place..and Hunter..I my self am taking the Bridge if a graduate ... this bridge allows you to enter in at the second year of RN education instead of the 1st year..HiThanks for all the information.I was given some suggestions on this site.I was told to go right for my BSN instead of the RN. As soon as you get your BSN, you can take the test for RN. It saves you another step.I'm sure if I'm wrong, someone will correct me.. THanks:balloons:
there are some good programs in NYC ( for all those single girls )that help with this.
Saint vincent is a good place..
and Hunter..
I my self am taking the Bridge if a graduate ... this bridge allows you to enter in at the second year of RN education instead of the 1st year..
Hi
Thanks for all the information.
I was given some suggestions on this site.
I was told to go right for my BSN instead of the RN. As soon as you get your BSN, you can take the test for RN. It saves you another step.
I'm sure if I'm wrong, someone will correct me..
THanks
:balloons: