I start this July with my LPN-RN transition course-work. Are any of my fellow classmates out there?
Also does anyone have any experience (good OR bad) with this program? Interested in hearing some feedback. I searched the old posts and only found one from a couple years ago with no bites on it!
Hoping to connect with someone who is currently doing this program, HAS done this program- or is going to be starting this program! Thank you all in advance!
I start March 19th (The lpn to Rn transition). How was the dosage calculations test ? Anything in particular you would recommend to study or a study guide?
I start March 19th (The lpn to Rn transition). How was the dosage calculations test ? Anything in particular you would recommend to study or a study guide?
Congrats! It's not bad. I got an 85% the first time. 100% the second time.
The instructor will setup practice test online(blackboard). I recommend being able to pass all of the practice test with at least 90%. You should be good to go.
HEY!, so I am looking to apply to this program and I know that it says that it is designed for working nurses but what days are the clinicals?
There isn't a clinical rotation the first semester. Second semester, clinical is once a week. It's either on Monday or Tuesday- 6:45am-4:15pm. They try to accommodate your choice. It's about 13 days.
Third semester, you have practicum. I think it's twice a week. 12 hour shifts. It's a total of 10 days. The days are based on your proctors schedule but they try to pair you with someone who works with your schedule.
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You don't have to clep anything. You can take all of the classes.
You can clep skills, mental health, OB and Peds.
You are not able to clep clinical.