1 year LPN schools in Toledo, or within a hour away.

[Lol1222]

I've been a CNA for 3 years, Im ready become a LPN. Does anyone know of any one year LPN program in Toledo or within a hour away, beside TSPN or Athena Career Academy.. Please help me, it would be greatly appreciated.

[OnMyWay23]

Did you try Stautzenberger? I think theirs is like 15 months or something like that. I warn you though, they are very costly! I was looking at going there before I decided on my RN, and it would have cost me more to obtain my LPN through them than it would have been for an ADN.

[IndyElmer]

Consider posting the Ohio and Michigan boards under the U.S. forums tab. You might find more nurses from your area posting and commenting there.

[Lovemykids125]

I just graduated from Athena last month. There is also PSI (Professional Skills Institute) but we had a lot of transfer students who said it was extremely hard and that teachers played favorites there. I'm not at all saying that's true though because I didn't go there. Both schools work with FAFSA and offer day and evening classes. I'm glad I went to Athena though, I really like the teachers.

[mermcm83]

Brown mackie

[Lol1222]

Hey, did you do morning or night classes... How long did it take?

[Lol1222]

I just graduated from Athena last month. There is also PSI (Professional Skills Institute) but we had a lot of transfer students who said it was extremely hard and that teachers played favorites there. I'm not at all saying that's true though because I didn't go there. Both schools work with FAFSA and offer day and evening classes. I'm glad I went to Athena though, I really like the teachers.

Did you do morning or night classes, how long did it take?