Sinclair's LPN to RN

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Specializes in LTC, OB/GYN, Primary Care.

I am currently a LPN student at RETS (a Sinclair transfer student) and plan to go back to Sinclair for LPN-RN and was wondering what classes I will need for that besides nursing classes obviously. is it the same gen-eds for the RN program? i will be taking anatomy at RETS will that transfer? I really don't wanna take it twice!

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I would go to Sinclairs website....I had been thinking about it also...it gives all the prereq's that you need to take to get into the program. English, chem, etc.

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Specializes in LTC, OB/GYN, Primary Care.

hmm I found the RN program guidelines but nothing about LPN to RN.

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Specializes in Telemetry, Hospice.

I am also a student a RETS, just graduated in July and am currently ADN 1st term. I spoke with an admissions rep from Sinclair while a PN student and asked about the bridge program for LPN to RN. Unfortunately, Sinclair will take NO credits from RETS. If you are an LPN you take only 1 quarter less than any other Sinclair student...just the waiting list is shorter. Hope this helps!

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Specializes in CVOR, CVICU, ER.

I've heard great things about Ketterings LPN to RN program, you should check it out.

http://www.kcma.edu

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Specializes in Cardiac, Med-Surg, ICU.
I am currently a LPN student at RETS (a Sinclair transfer student) and plan to go back to Sinclair for LPN-RN and was wondering what classes I will need for that besides nursing classes obviously. is it the same gen-eds for the RN program? i will be taking anatomy at RETS will that transfer? I really don't wanna take it twice!

thanks

You know, I graduated from RETS LPN to RN program last year and only a handful of students were able to transfer their A&P classes in. So the vast majority of us had to take the class anyway because LPN level A&P isn't considered the same as college level A&P.

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