So I graduated from my LPN program

[rickt83]

I passed my finals and the Exit exam this week and am sooooo excited it is finally over. It was a horrible experience in school and I still can't believe it is all over just like that. Now All I have to do is prepare a little bit for the NCLEX and I am all set. Then I can start a bridge program or something.

[*Scrubs*]

Congrats on graduating!!!! :yeah: :yeah:

Why was it so horrible? Do you think the bridge program will be any less difficult? Just wondering.....

[rickt83]

I was in one of the most disorganized, most expensive programs you could find anywhere, and I have 25 other people that will tell you the same thing. I was stressed out for every test wondering what information that we were not taught, I kid you not. We had instructors dropping like flies, and if an instructor left right before a test or exam, we would be given an exam from another campus, which of course had nothing to do with what we were taught at the time. There is a ton of other stuff I went through in that school that no one should have to go through. As far as the program being hard and blah blah blah, I am fine with having a hard program, but not if the program is hard because of countless administrative mistakes and poor decisions. That program should have been way simpler if they had a good administrative staff from the beginning.

So yes I think a bridge program will be light years easier than what I have been through, and I will be working in the field which I think will also aid a lot in the education.