The LPN program is 13 months, we’ll be finishing up in March! I’ll be applying to an RN program that’s 16 months starting next year. It really isn’t! Thank you!
I did. I had to do medical terminology, anatomy and physiology, and medical math. It took me a couple months to complete all of them but mine were self paces and 100% online.
I’m a senior in high school and plan to go straight to an Lpn program after high school (the school does not require prerequisites) I’m scared bc many ppl say it’s hard since it’s very fast paste and I’ll be 18 and I feel like most ppl who go into Lpn school are older is it really hard ??? 😭 I’m so scared to not pass
Everyone takes a different path to get to the same point. The program is difficult. We are training to care for people in their most vulnerable state, we’ve got to be prepared for that. If this is something you really want, give it all you’ve got. You won’t be perfect at everything, but if you’ve got the passion and put in the work you’ll be okay. My grades aren’t perfect, I struggle with tests, but I’m still in it. You’ve got this!
Our program is a total of 13 months and then we have to wait a couple weeks for paperwork to get situated and then we can take the NCLEX-PN after we schedule it.
I’m actually in Oklahoma! It’s a technical school so not really a college. The other classes they have are things like phlebotomy, CNA, MA, but also things like welding, fabrication, computer science. Lots of high schoolers went to vo-tech. But they had a few programs like LPN for adults.
Did you have to take the TEAS EXAM for the votech classes? And also, did you have to take other classes like prereqs? My employer will pay for my LPN training.
Thanks for the question! The short answer is no, you don’t need to be great at math to become an LPN but I’ll make a video with more of an explanation! 😊
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Thank you for sharing this video! The path you took going through school is similar to mine. I wish you peace of mind on the rest of your journey.
I wish you the same!
@@aleciakay1362 Could you tell us where you did those, please and thank you?
Question how long is your program? My program is 16 months!! Nursing school is no joke!!!! You got this keep pushing you are to close!!!
The LPN program is 13 months, we’ll be finishing up in March! I’ll be applying to an RN program that’s 16 months starting next year.
It really isn’t! Thank you!
How are you likeing it so far? Youre at it about a year now, ay?
Did you have to complete prerequisites? If so, how long did it take for you to complete it?
I did. I had to do medical terminology, anatomy and physiology, and medical math. It took me a couple months to complete all of them but mine were self paces and 100% online.
@@aleciakay1362 where did you take your program?
I’m a senior in high school and plan to go straight to an Lpn program after high school (the school does not require prerequisites) I’m scared bc many ppl say it’s hard since it’s very fast paste and I’ll be 18 and I feel like most ppl who go into Lpn school are older is it really hard ??? 😭 I’m so scared to not pass
Everyone takes a different path to get to the same point. The program is difficult. We are training to care for people in their most vulnerable state, we’ve got to be prepared for that. If this is something you really want, give it all you’ve got. You won’t be perfect at everything, but if you’ve got the passion and put in the work you’ll be okay. My grades aren’t perfect, I struggle with tests, but I’m still in it. You’ve got this!
Hey girl! Is LPN nursing school 12 months before taking the NCLEX?
Our program is a total of 13 months and then we have to wait a couple weeks for paperwork to get situated and then we can take the NCLEX-PN after we schedule it.
@@aleciakay1362 Thank you!!
Are you in Texas or California? Can I ask what school you go to?
I’m actually in Oklahoma! It’s a technical school so not really a college. The other classes they have are things like phlebotomy, CNA, MA, but also things like welding, fabrication, computer science. Lots of high schoolers went to vo-tech. But they had a few programs like LPN for adults.
Did you have to take the TEAS EXAM for the votech classes? And also, did you have to take other classes like prereqs? My employer will pay for my LPN training.
Do you have to be really great at math to become an LPN? That’s what I’m worried about
Thanks for the question! The short answer is no, you don’t need to be great at math to become an LPN but I’ll make a video with more of an explanation! 😊
7th grade math level
Actually you need basic algebra skills for dosage calculations
Math is a big part but not like RN have to do
Studying for the teas for entrance into LPN program and it is quite a bit of studying for math and science for me! Sheessh