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Answer by truth and happiness
Go out and buy the NCLEX books for each area of study. Get them on EBAY they are cheaper. Don’t work if you dont have to while going to school. im done in may—-yippee!! oh if are going to work do something medical related–like a CNA it would be very helpful
I am currently enrolled in community college. I plan to earn a degree in Nursing. I need a few more prereqs until I can apply for nursing school. It is a competitive program and I anticipate a waiting period. After I complete nursing school will I be able to test for RN licensure or LPN licensure? Do LPNs have to complete nursing school?
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Answer by Jill
You need to figure out what program you are looking at. LPN and RN programs are completely different and separate. But it sounds like you are going for your RN, and a two-year degree is called an Associates Degree in Nursing. These programs have prerequisites in biology, chemistry, anatomy & physiology, etc. The nursing core itself takes you two years to complete, because you must take the courses in a specific sequence. Upon graduation with the ADN, you are eligible for becoming a Registered Nurse (same licensure as if you graduated from a 4-year baccalaureate program).
An LPN program is usually not very competative for entry, there are usually no prerequisites. It is a year long course, and you do not earn an associates degree. You are only eligible for LPN licensure.
I would like to get an associates degree in nursing and I don’t know of a good school to go to for it. price? location? length?
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Answer by sarah c
brown makee is good and relatively cheep and it took about 11 months! Good Luck
When you have an A gpa on all pre-reques and scored good on your TEAS exam?
The nursing school i want to get into accepts 80 out of 250 that apply.
I know this is stupid but i am really curious!
Thanks in advanced!
If your going to answer with one of your stupid advertisements like the first loser who did don’t even waste your time of mine better yet….thanks.
I guess some people (Bernardo) just don’t know how to read!
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Answer by Brandon R
really good. find out what they expect from u on the teas. the school i went to i missed the mark by 4 points so just make sure that is high enough. most nursing school go just off your Teas so if u did really well it shouldn’t be a problem.
