I just wanna say that LVN-RN is easy compared to the initial LVN lol. The critical care components can be kinda different but overall, it's the same schooling. What kept me motivated was looking at the pay difference and knowing that even more opportunities would be available to me. I'm looking forward to seeing you with your new letters!
@@jaymorgan. RN school was challenging in ways that were different from my LVN program. The material wasn’t difficult but there was a lot of busy work to keep up with. Also, I did a LVN to BSN program so we had a lot of papers to write and classes like “leadership and management” that probably wouldn’t be required in an ASN program.
@@KleanAsmr I've been advised by everyone around me to pursue the RN route instead of LPN because of the higher pay and the belief that RN programs are "easier." The grading scale for RN programs is more lenient, with passing grades between 70-78%, and classes typically require attendance only a few hours a day, 2-3 days a week. On the other hand, LPN programs demand attendance 5 days a week, 7-8 hours a day, with a minimum passing grade of 80% (B) and it’s accelerated. LPN route is more appealing because it’s quicker and easier to get accepted. No wait list..etc. I’m just curious academic wise. Thanks for replying.
Congrats. I just graduated from my bridge program. Now I'm trying to get back into the world.
Congratulations CJ , if you did it once you can do it again. I’m so excited to see this Journey.
🎉congratulations it’s a celebration!!! I want to go back to school I’m a new grad … hopefully the end of the year 🎉❤
Congratulations!!! 🎉🎉 🎉
I’m proud of you. You got this
I just wanna say that LVN-RN is easy compared to the initial LVN lol. The critical care components can be kinda different but overall, it's the same schooling. What kept me motivated was looking at the pay difference and knowing that even more opportunities would be available to me. I'm looking forward to seeing you with your new letters!
If you didn't do LVN first do you think RN would still be easier?
@@jaymorgan. RN school was challenging in ways that were different from my LVN program. The material wasn’t difficult but there was a lot of busy work to keep up with. Also, I did a LVN to BSN program so we had a lot of papers to write and classes like “leadership and management” that probably wouldn’t be required in an ASN program.
@@jaymorgan. If you don’t have experience, RN school is extremely difficult. It’s nothing to play with or take lightly lol.
@@KleanAsmr I've been advised by everyone around me to pursue the RN route instead of LPN because of the higher pay and the belief that RN programs are "easier." The grading scale for RN programs is more lenient, with passing grades between 70-78%, and classes typically require attendance only a few hours a day, 2-3 days a week. On the other hand, LPN programs demand attendance 5 days a week, 7-8 hours a day, with a minimum passing grade of 80% (B) and it’s accelerated. LPN route is more appealing because it’s quicker and easier to get accepted. No wait list..etc. I’m just curious academic wise. Thanks for replying.
@@jaymorgan. No problem. Both are definitely challenging! Good luck! Whatever you end up choosing will be the best choice for you.
I went to psi . I’m gonna go back to them to do my bridge ❤
U finna make that big money now like I do
Congratulations!!
Congrats!
Congratulations
What school did you attend for your LPN ?