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Online Educat for LPN to RN/BSN

Last post 07-12-2012, 3:17 AM by jeena smith. 3 replies.
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  •  12-08-2011, 4:59 PM

    Online Educat for LPN to RN/BSN

    Have been an LPN for 5yrs and have attempted twice to get RN thru local college, was unsuccessful. Work in homecare & love it. Unfortunately, my company has placed all their LPN's per deim from full/part time:(  Am 53 & unsure if I should go for BSN as I am tired. I also feel very discouraged & not as confident with myself at times. I work with an RN who can be very intimidating even with other RN's who work with us. Money is very tight here at home. It seems my personal feelings on this are just to attain the RNso that I can receive health benefits as I have none at present time & my husband is retired recvg Medicare. This way I can at least have some kind of security.

    I just don't want to put us through any more financial burdens. I feel as though my back is up against a corner with this economy & not doing anything to help myself for the future. I also feel that I'm unsure as if I could handle the extra responsiblity being an RN & what it carries. Although, many of my friends feel that I can handle it. I have improved in thinking on my feet as well as handling emergencies with family members being present. Any suggestions, input, direction on these issues would help me greatly.

    My email is Twohnsofgld@comcast.net

    Twohns

     

  •  12-27-2011, 12:09 AM

    Re: Online Educat for LPN to RN/BSN

    currently i can only say that i relate to your situation in many ways and am also contemplating what to do.  i think we should just jump in there.  hang in there for now.
  •  07-08-2012, 12:48 PM

    Re: Online Educat for LPN to RN/BSN

    Elena, as far as bridging to RN, do you know about a program called Achieve Test Prep? This may help you in making your decision to get your RN. It's a method made just for LPN's to fast-track but to be able to have flexibility, do it faster, and it's less expensive. You attend one of their campuses, which are nationwide, or attend classes virtually. All the classes are taught by RN's. You use the credit-by-examination process, where they teach you what you need to know to pass your exams, and get full college credit for the class. It's not a self-study program, you get support and even extra tutoring if necessary. You should look into this program as a possibility for you. Check out www.achievetestprep.com/info. Best of luck to you
  •  07-12-2012, 3:17 AM

    Re: Online Educat for LPN to RN/BSN

    well according to me you need a professional help which is available online or you can take the contact number of these career consultants from Google.

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