LPN Program | PROCESS PRIOR TO BEING ACCEPTED ✔📋👩🏾⚕️🩺
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 ก.ค. 2024
- Hello loves, today I wanted to pop in & not only give you all an update on Nursing School, but to also show you the steps that I needed to take to apply. I hope you enjoy ❤
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Thanks for watching
xo Britt 💗
New subbie here! I start my LPN program Monday so I’m so happy I found your channel! I love watching nursing journeys :)
I subscribed so I can follow along with your LPN journey, hope you keep us updated on everything because I’m starting my LPN classes next year April and I’m hoping it all goes well.
Awesome!! Great video. Happy for you!!
Thanks babe ❤
I start Aug 10! Most definitely needed to watch this. Thank you 💞
You are more than welcome babe ❤
Great video as always and so glad that you explained the whole process. Good luck on you’re HESI Exam . I’m working on my medical assistant certification class right now I’m on my last section so I can finish and study for my CMA license exam soon .
You'll love being a CMA. I applied EVERYTHING that I learned in school when I worked. You'll do great. Just study study study! Have you started your externship yet? Like going to different offices ?
Brittany Nicole Thank you for the encouraging words I really appreciate it so much. No I haven’t started my externship at all. I haven’t been going to different offices at all. My plan is to work as a medical assistant and go back to college and get my associate degree and bachelors degree in nursing become a pediatric nurse and go to graduate school and get my Doctorate degree in Nurse Practitioner then become a family nurse practitioner one day .
Maybe with COVID-19 they are trying to be as safe as possible. I really do hope you're able to see the clinical & administrative part of being a Medical Assistant. The experience is soooo amazing & you'll have a feel for what specialty you'd want to work in. We have the same goals so we can get through this together. Please if you need anything or just a friend to encourage you, know that I'm always available.
I hope you passed your CMA exam. I’ve been a medical assistant for almost 12 years and love it but I’m going for my RN now. Good luck on your journey😊.
just been accepted!!! but I had to take RN prereqs I just decided to do lpn first
I chose to do the same route, i wanted to go straight RN, but LPN is fitting for right now
Brittany Nicole Yes LPN fits my life right now I will graduate next year and the LPN counts as year 1 of RN at my community college I will transition afterwards. Good Luck to us both!!
Me also sis
And why you choose lpn first explain
@@midosuiki6331 because the LPN program started in the fall of 2020 I graduate in August 2021 for RN I would not finish until the end of 2022. In my school I will have advanced standing when I bridge over to RN only two more classes will be required for my RN. I can work as a nurse while I finish my degree
New sub! Good luck girl! Love your energy, Im looking to start LPN school in May 2021
Congrats babe! You'll do great. Its a lot of hard work, so make sure everything is set in place prior to starting
Just subbed! Good Luck on your nursing journey! I just graduated my LPN program in May and I'm scheduled to take my NCLEX soon. Just started my channel as well
Congrats babe! That's so exciting .. how was the program? And advice, tips, etc ... You'll do great on the NCLEX . I'm headed over to subscribe boo. Good luck with you career 😘😘😘
Brittany Nicole My cohort was amazing so it was pretty smooth sailing! We kept everybody straight. The HESIs will make you anxious but my school provided a review but that helped a lot. The only thing I didn’t like was the clinical sites my school/program got. It was like we got last pick on authorized sites. 🙄
Oh and studying for school exams, HESIs, and the NCLEX are totally different. You may have to adjust how you study several times throughout your program.
@@JanisesJourney i did hear that it's more critical thinking if anything. Yes learn and retain information but def have to be a critical thinker. Please let me know how well you do on the NCLEX ❤
Brittany Nicole yes critical thinking! And I actually took it yesterday. Passed 🥰
@@JanisesJourney omg CONGRATS ‼️‼️‼️ how was it ?
I would love to follow ur journey on becoming a LPN. I'm hoping in 2021 I'll be accepted into the program I still need to take a couple more classes.
Thank you for coming to my channel. & you're going to do great. Just stick with it & I'm sure you'll get accepted into the program. Definitely prep yourself, study, learn viable information as well. You'll do great ❤ I'm here if you need any advice!
Good luck, I start LPN classes in August as well!
Please keep me updated on your journey ❤ how long is your program?
@@NurseBrittanyNicole, my program is 11 months. And I'll try my best to keep you updated!
This is what I need I'm trying to study for the entry test lpn 🤞🏾😬I just order my books etc I'm giving myself 6 months to a year prep.
I have 2 more classes to take before I can apply to my RN program. The thing is my school is now requiring us to take the Ati teas 😭 so I have to wait an entire year because the deadline is in March and I won’t be done with my a&p2 class by than. Good luck in nursing school 💖
I know many who took there ATI TEAS without A&P2 if you can afford it I would totally give it a try.
I’m hopefully starting at Pima Medical Institute LPN Program in end of August!! Then get my RN in a year or so.
How long does it take LPN in Pima ??
@@PorknBeansss 11 months
@@ryanbrothers6823 is it hard ? I"m a cna and I'm thinking about.
@@PorknBeansss I never ended up signing up because the timing isn’t right. I heard its hard but doable. Everyone just keeps telling me if your going to do it commit one more year and go for RN it Opens so many more doors.
@@ryanbrothers6823 ty bro
Hi Nicole, what state is your school? You mean you did not take any prerequisite classes prior?
I start the LPN program in October
Currently in the program!!!💞
Congrats babe. Please keep me posted on your journey 😍
How is it so far? Is the work challenging? I start in a couple of weeks! I’m excited but super nervous 😅
It's very fast paced, its alot of work but it can be done..Study..Study..Study😊..Congratulations Hun!
@@demetradingle299 thank you so much! ❤️
@@kw6724 you're welcome..take good notes too
Great video I’m in the accelerated PN program now started back in May graduate next June ; and I do plan on transitions straight to PN TO RN program which only takes 3-5 more months! So yesss good choice and good thing is I already have bachelors in biology minor chemistry so it really bumped me up a lot in ways of lectures. My goal is to get to NUrse practitioner but I wanted to start step by step.
Hey babe, sorry so late, I never get notifications. I just want to say I'm so proud of you. Your goals are amazing and I'm in your corner 100 percent. I start on August and Graduation is June 2021. How has it been for you so far? Any advice?
Brittany Nicole that’s good especially for you beginning in August and it’s definitely fast pace. Keeping up with notes and asking questions will be your best friend !!! I may say my struggle was in fundamentals and concepts many people thought dosage was hard but it’s pretty simple you just need to know calculations and equations. Get big index cards and highlights to maintain all notes, keep up with key terms and definitions. Other than that nursing school can be very simply once you get your time management down pack
@@tomerialatonya thank you so much babe. Im so excited and nervous at the same time. HOW DOES THAT EVEN HAPPEN 😫😫🤣🤣. please keep me updated on your journey as I will, you ❤
Brittany Nicole I will I plan on vlogging my journey and day in life so I gotchu 💯💕
My journey is basically...
Took 63 Units at a Community college..
Various subjects (art, history, speech, biology, kinesiology, sociology, English, etc....)
Since then I've applied at a University that
Specializes in Nursing degrees as well as other medical specialties..(ASN, BSN, MSN,
PTA and OTA )
THE PROGRAM IS 17 MONTHS LONG.
same basic process as u shared here.
#1) I applied
#2) I took the entrance exam
#3)I had to do a FAFSA application
#4)I had to do a background check and drug screening
#5)meet with head of Admissions
#6) updated vaccines
#7)copy of my DD214 which also validates my high school diploma.
All this was done in August..
2022 in preparation for Start of LVN school in October 2022...
#7)
I start LPN school August 18th!
How’s it going so far?
Im going to start in November 2020 and I dont know what to expect
How’s it being an LPN now ? My moms doing it now she was a CNA and medical assistant for a long time. I’m a CNA rn about to do lpn .
Hi Brittany,
I wish to start a career in medical field by becoming a nurse. I am from engineering background and have done my masters in computer applications. I always wanted to have a career in health care but due to certain circumstances I couldn't choose medical during high school. I am from India and planning to settle in Canada.I believe this is another opportunity that destiny has given me to pursue my dream. I am in need of guidance to guide me how can I start a career as an LPN being from Non-med background.Please help me in this regard.
Do I have to take the vacations before starting the program even if I’m pregnant🤔? Asking if anyone did go through this situations🙏🏽
Should I take ALHS 1011 or A&P for my LPN program if I decide to continue with RN in the future 🤔
Im a cna currently taking general science classes but whats after idk where to begin :/? Is the teas necessary . what if we dont pass the teas can we take it again ?
Do you have to take the entrance exam if you took college English and Math?
Can anyone suggest a community college with no prerequisites for lpn
Girl I’m going through the process now. 😝
Lmao!!! Did you take the HESI yet or entrance test babe?
I take the hesi exam may 6 @9am & I’m so scared
what school will you be attending, I'm applying to Ehove 18 month program, they only require to take the workeys exam....the Ohio Means Jobs will be paying for my entire program, I'm so beyond nervous and happppppyyy 😁😁😁😁😁😁😁at the same time.
Where did you go to school? I want to do this, but in Dallas
Hi, Brittany can you tell what is the name of the LPN r LVN entrance exam? thank
Good luck today!!
Thank you! I was thinking about doing a video today or tmrw, but im so drained & behind with house duties , I will post 6.16!
Brittany Nicole can’t wait!💜
So you didnt take any college classes at all before signing up for lpn?
Where are you taking your program?
Wow my LPN program require like 5 prerequisites inorder to start the program.
Can you please tell the name of the school you got accepted into.
I didn’t know you have to accepted, I thought you just take tests and sign up. What are the reasons a person would get denied ?
Testing scores and/or gpa requirements
Do you need prerequisites to do the LPN program?
No..
Some school's asked for You to take
TABE or the HESi test before you can be excepted Or both.
No love, I did not have to take any
In my college we do need one, but the program is extremely cheap, fafsa can cover the whole thing.
@@apdroidgeek1737 really??? You give an idea to go and do the LPn program thank you
Sounds like Apollo
Was the teas test hard to get placed?
Hey love, unfortunately I didn't have to take the teas, I took the HESI
Was the hesi hard?
Where you stay ???
OHIO stand up!
PERIOD !!!!
I just signed up for the LPN program today. What are the T's I'm hearing about? I'm having trouble hearing everything you're saying?
I didnt have to take the Tea's but I heard that it was really hard. I took the HESI exam
@@NurseBrittanyNicole thank you for your response
It doesn’t really matter. They will except you anyway because they want money. 🤷🏾♀️