Published Jun 15, 2018
mk224
1 Post
What is the best way to advance from an LPN to an RN?
9halfpint
13 Posts
Chamberlain has a LPN to BSN program but you'll attend in class in person.
elkpark
14,633 Posts
Welcome to allnurses! :balloons:
Lots of schools have LPN-to-RN programs. Which school might work best for your particular circumstances (and budget) is a v. personal choice.
Have you spoken to any schools in your area yet?
northmississippi
455 Posts
If your local college doesn't have a lpn to Rn bridge program, dont worry much about it, it may be better to start with fundamentals like everyone else because if you just right in on a bridge program, you may not be as fluent with doing care plans like the other students and end up failing because you didnt write the plan like they wanted it. Fundamentals is a great course and may be the most important one in my opinion.