San Jac College LVN to RN Bridge

[OrganizedChaos, LVN]

Was wondering if this program is part time. Any input from people who graduated from this college or is currently enrolled would be awesome!

[Emmasmom03]

What do you want to know? I was in the regular ADN program, but the lvn to RN students were in most of the same classes as well.

[OrganizedChaos, LVN]

What do you want to know? I was in the regular ADN program but the lvn to RN students were in most of the same classes as well.[/quote']

Is it part time or possibility of part time?

How were clinicals & classes done?

[Emmasmom03]

There is no part time option. As far as clinicals go you have no choice as to when or where you would be placed. They have clinicsls seven days a week, mostly days, but I had one evening one. There is no opportunity to switch days.

[OrganizedChaos, LVN]

There is no part time option. As far as clinicals go you have no choice as to when or where you would be placed. They have clinicsls seven days a week mostly days, but I had one evening one. There is no opportunity to switch days.[/quote']

Ok, thank you.

[tHreepink]

I graduated from the transition program at South. It's part time (1 day class, 1 day clinical). Are you inquiring about the LVN/ paramedic to RN or the regular transition?

[OrganizedChaos, LVN]

I graduated from the transition program at South. It's part time (1 day class 1 day clinical). Are you inquiring about the LVN/ paramedic to RN or the regular transition?[/quote']

The LVN to RN transition. I read an article that it was flexible so I was curious how flexible & what the program is like.