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The pre-requisites depend on the college you want to go to. Is there a nursing school at the college you are attending? Is there a program for LVNs? Most college websites will show you both the pre-reqs for your major plus the other general ed classes necessary for graduating with an associates degree. The difference between an LVN and RN is that LVNs do more practical work, like giving shots, taking vitals signs. An RN would do both the practical and likely have additional skills they are able to perform as well as physical assessments and decision making. They get another year of school and get paid more.

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No, there is no such thing at my college, I go to Sac City College. And I'm a beginer.

http://www.bvnpt.ca.gov/education/schools/vn_schools.shtml

Here's a list of colleges in California that have LVN/LPN programs. Looks like a lot of "for profit" schools. You may want to sit down with a counselor at your current community college and ask about programs in your area as well as costs associated. It should take anywhere from 2 to 3 years to finish your program.

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