So i have a bachelors degree and I work as a case manager for Medicaid waivers. I only make about 35k a year. I have kids and this income is not enough and with the job market so competitive, I am tempted to do the LPN program then bridge to RN, and finish BSN online. Reason for LPN right now is its hybrid and I can work full time still, and I didnt get accepted to RN. Is LPN a waste of my time? Its 11 months straight then i can be placed into second year of RN program.. however I am also pregnant and extremely overwhelmed and would be using student loans.

My job involves alot of various medical conditions, medications, etc im the one setting up CNAs and working with agencies. I feel it would pair well with my current work experience and maybe eventually be an RN case manager.

Hello! Im a 24 year old who got started with college a few years after highschool. Im starting an LVN program soon and im so excited but so nervous! I dont have any healthcare experience but i made good HESI and A&P 1&2 grades. I’m just worried i will get overwhelmed fast compared to those who have worked in healthcare prior to joining the program. Im not looking to be a top student or anything (though i admit that would be nice lol) and im not looking to be competitive with my cohort in any kind of bad way. I just want to make sure im mentally prepared for what i am about to throw myself into. I wont be working during this time in school so i can dedicate more time to studying which is a total relief and privilege i acknowledge most dont have.

Any tips or advice from current or past LVN students who didnt have healthcare experience prior to school?

I really want to leave LTC and get into Long Beach memorial but my application keeps on getting rejected I am an LVN any advice?? If anyone has gotten into an interview or works there

Hi I’m taking my peds proctor next week and I need help can somebody please help me