LPN or RN School Which One is Harder?|LPN to RN Journey| YourFavNurseB
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Real talk! This is my first time in nursing school and I'm just now getting it. Girl....this ain't no game! I love it but the work of learning is endless.....love it though:-)
Yes! You did a good thing by starting off as a CNA and working your way up from there, because you get such a well-rounded overall nursing experience and can relate to all levels of patient care. LOL at losing a sock vs. losing a foot! 😬😵🤣Every day, something new.
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Yes, I’m glad I started from the entry level, not only does it help me see things from all perspectives but it also helps me to inspire others to do the same.
I didn’t even watched yet lol because I can’t watch your videos while doing something else, I give your videos 100% full attention cause I learn something all the time. I love you so much, you help push me through this s*** ❤️ my LVN class starts TOMORROW. I’m excited and nervous.
Ayzon! You got this!👍
@@yemialemu9902 ayyyyy selam Yemi 👋🏾 thank you 😊
FYI……your videos are never to long! I love them. I’m just now trying to get into the LPN program…..I want to also do the bridge to RN program….thank you for all this valuable insight. You are juggling motherhood, being a wife and student. My hat goes off to you. ❤️❤️❤️
Girl it’s 6:40 am and I’m waiting in my car to start clinicals for lpn. I have 10 months to go of 15. Little do you know you’re inspiring me so much. You just made me feel a little less intimidated. I’m an agency Cna and it’s made lvn school kind of easy so far 👀
Yes that’s my goal to make this whole nursing school thing way less scary, everyone can accomplish their goals. Have fun at clinicals!! And yes, you will be a stronger nurse since you are a cna plus you are doing agency!! That’s not for the weak
Hey! I think you finished school right? How was the overall experience? Was it hard in the end?
@@esmyyt3061 it goes my fast when you look back. So rewarding to say the least. I became a mother and I can provide with no worries. It’s a beautiful experience overall. I changed my life. Don’t think twice
Nurse B, loved this video 😀. Can’t wait to start my LPN program. Going to do LPN to RN or LPN to BSN bridge. I’ve been paying attention in the ER and the floors to what’s going on with my patients :) Hx and conditions. Trying to pay attention to drugs administered for certain conditions too. Seems like so much to learn in 14 months. Your my inspiration to push forward!
Hey well wishes on your journey to becoming a nurse! Any reason you decided to do LPN first? I just finished my LPN program this past July.
Impacted programs in California and my prerequisites are expired. Making really good money as CNA registry but I’m not learning any skills :/ when I finish LPN school will work and retake prerequisites A&P, Microbiology, and Math (depends) what again depending where I can do a bridge program. Want to work in community hospital and or Urgent care to actually do blood draws and IV starts and keep up with working in acute care.
Having done both programs. It’s crucial you know your labs as a Nurse period. As an LPN working in case management I caught red flags many times, the providers thanked me.
How do you get into case management as lpn? What state r u in ?
Great video! You got me looking at my career path in nursing in a new light.
I’m am currently applying to an LPN program! This was great. Thank you.
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I’m a LPN in a OB clinic and sometimes I wish I just went straight ADN because I do not want go though nursing school again. I haven’t applied anywhere because I don’t want to throw myself back into nursing student life.
Omg yes, I forgot to mention that going again can be exhausting cause it’s like, “here we go again”
Thank you for always bringing the best content. Great video. ❤️
I’ve been in Lpn for 15 years, currently in the bridge in program. Basically they just give you credit for your Lpn and then you join the RN students in third year. Not gonna lie, a lot of this is on repeat, and like you said, just going a little bit deeper with it. But since I’ve been living with his information and using it in practice in my head for 15 years, going deeper with it doesn’t feel complicated or hard, it just feels like a few things clicking that I didn’t quite understand fully before. It’s like when you read an abridged version of a book and then years later, go and read the unabridged version. You already have the just and the philosophy of what’s going on, but now you’re filling in a few of the gaps. 🙂. In clinicals, the bridge in students blow away everybody. Not because they’re inherently smarter but because you’ve been working in a hospital or clinical setting for several years or more and the rhythm and organization of nursing it’s just natural to you already. I remember when I graduated from the Lpn program, that really was the biggest challenge. Knowing how everything runs and time organization. being able to discern what’s important and what isn’t.
Yes! I’m learning now how to discern what’s important and what isn’t while I’m a hospital setting vs LTC. I’m also learning how fast things move in the hospital.
This is great. You hit it on the nose girl I'm an LPN back in school for my RN as well and i get it now LPNs carry out the tasks and are more skilled oriented vs RNs understanding why certain tasks etc need to be done You are going to be such a great well rounded nurse GOD Bless You! I've heard its hard for LPNs to Make that transition once becoming the RN which is why i decided to go right back because yes a lot of the material is the name and can be repetitive but you just dig a little deeper. Well Wishes;)
Nice job Nurse B👏🏿
i just found you and have been blowing up my phone with you. im 21yo mom of 3 with no GED and want to figure out what part of medical i want to get into. Im from springfield missouri area! your getting me pumped and hope to get all the info i need to start pushing myself forward.
Yay! I hope you find a great school. I got my GED back in 2013 and it really opened a lot of doors for me!
How did you have 3 kids already
@@bbydoll1222 sounds pretty judgmental. Unless you want the secret 🤣 mind yo business.
I've heard lpn is WHAT and rn is WHY. I'm starting rn Aug 15th...PISSED lpn nclex may 31st. LET'S GO. Great video sis
As always I love your nursing videos. Every nursing school and program is different in the way they teach theory, lab, and clinicals. In my area the Technical Program provides Workforce Development, the Community College provides Occupational Development and the University provides Career Development. The LPN introduces you into the field of nursing, the ADN builds on the LPN program and provides a deeper insight into a career in nursing and the BSN program builds upon the LPN and ADN Program and provides insight into the profession meaning you have a comprehensive approach to nursing not just a practical or application approach...
Great way of breaking it downb
@@yourfavnurseb9699 , ❤️ I look forward for your insight in Nursing. I want individuals to understand that Nursing is complex and each level is important. CNA's provide Basic Care, PCT's provide advance Basic Care, LPN's provide Subacute Care, ADN's provide Acute Care, and BSN's provide Critical Care, they are all important and all these levels of nursing are provided at the Undergraduate Level 😁. It's not a battle CNA vs PCT, LPN vs RN, it's all about patient safety and advocating for your patient rights... I apologize for the long commitment, but keep doing what you are doing because you inspire so many....
Hearing this makes me sad now lol. I’m in an lvn program now, I finish in 4 months. In my program, I always ask why, why is this going on why do they have these signs and symptoms. I feel like lvn programs don’t really teach you the why. For me, I find it super important because that how I learn, that’s how I connect everything together like you mentioned. Some days I wish I would of went straight to a rn program but god has his own plans 🫶🏾
Great information 🤗 love your channel.
Don’t go to Tele unless you want to work like a dog. I say go ER, there is lots to learn a wide variety of patients you’ll see them all from the critically ill to the basic headache. I’m a Med/Tele nurse now and I regret it honestly, because I’m stuck here now that I travel and work prn. If you get 2 years in the ED you can basically do any specialty, and travel within any specialty.
Swear i love your vlogs, very inspirational. Cant wait to start my LPN to RN bridge at my school. Only have to take Hesi a2 entrance which is just reading and math at my school, they offer the prereqs and on top of that, my school let us transfer a few nursing classes over so I wont have to retake them (only if u were a previous LPN student their) which is dope 😊 im currently working as a student nurse at the facility we did our clinical at while awaiting to take exit and nclex!!!!
Wow! You pretty much got your s*** together for success!! Keep it up!!
Thanks for sharing your inspiring story! Where did you do your LPN to RN bridge program? WHat school? I am seeking online programs. What would you think?
Thanks for this information!
I’m a LPN and I’m going back to do the traditional RN program. A lot of my classmates are doing the bridge online but I feel traditional would be more beneficial down the line as a nurse since I struggled in my LPN program.
U Are🦋Awesomeness!! This vid is 💯💖💯💯
you doing amazing and sharing along the way is awesome 👌 👏👏💕
I wish I would’ve known about LPN watt before…I’ve been getting so discouraged applying to RN programs because they are so competitive! I could’ve had my LPN by now. I’m hoping to start LPN in the fall next year and Emory has a LPN-BSN bridge that I’m looking at going for.
Wishing you success on your journey. I’m 3 months in lpn. My course is for 9 months. I am in an ig group dedicated to lpn which helps me and others to motivate each other
They both had their own challenges 4 me. My LPN program was 8 months, so it was more intense. The RN program had more information 2 focus on. As far as the boards, they were similarly difficult. Both of my NCLEX were mostly SATA. I got the minimum questions on each & felt like I failed both.
What LPN program did you take that was 8 months??
@@autumnonpurpose BCCC in Baltimore. Of course u have 2 do ur prerequisites 1st. I had mine prior.
I agree they are equally hard.
I will be done with my prerequisites this semester, however I am unsure what would be better for me. I have the option to apply to an LVN or an RN class. The RN class starts in Fall 2022, and it is an hour away from my home which means I would have to commute. The LVN is in a local college, but it will start until Spring 2023.
I feel like I should wait for the LVN because I am not very profficient in English, then I can use this time to learn more. I have heard from some people that if I apply to the RN program and I am unable to pass a class, then I would not be able to apply to any other program. I don't really know, but I am doing my research.
Any insight is welcome!
If you can afford to commute and dedicated the 2 or 3 semesters extra for RN do it. I just finished the LPN program in July and wish I had stayed the last 2 semesters for the RN. The LPN program is just as hard as the RN program. The workload for the LPN is more because of it being just 1 year. Good luck on your journey to becoming a nurse.
@@JR.Ewing1125 Thank you for the advice, I will keep all of this in mind. I hope I can achieve either of the programs succesfully. I am the type of person that once decide something do not stop until I achieve it, my problem is that I am pretty unsecure and I always need people encouraging me 😊.
Congrats on being a new nurse, and I wish you the best in this journey as well!🙂
I have just graduated last week as LPN and proceeding onto RN. I think whilst one has the system of study in them, it is easy to continue. I found if you have not studied for a while it may be better to continue. By the way my friends in nursing school and I intend to work whilst studying onto RN as we have skills. Good luck on your life journey 🌹
I came into the Nursing program as a Medical Assistant.
I will advise you to contact Mrs Georgiana
Nclex exam won't be a problem if you work with someone like Mrs Georgiana....she's God sent, she saved me form talking the test for the 6th time
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Nurse B, how did you find a nursing program/bridge program? I’m finding it is very difficult to get into a RN program vs When I had to get into a LPN program.
Are there any community colleges in your area?
There is, but it is such a process. You have to do teas, and take a statistic math, also for the “bridge”… means you have to test out of maternity, mental health, and peds… if you fail the test out portion, you have to do the whole 2yr nursing program. Is this how it is for your area?
Look into your local community college, alot of community colleges offer the lpn to rn bridge.
@@cristnas143 I had to do ALOt of prereqs including college algebra and chemistry and the hesi entrance exam. The bridge portion was one class that summed up everything the other students learned in their first year. If you don’t pass that class you have to wait a year to re do it. But it’s pretty easy and everyone that I know of passed. I hope you go for it!
I wish I can heart this video.
I haven't started yet and they are saying it's such as hard can you help me out the truth?
You will have to see for yourself. Good luck
@@yourfavnurseb9699 Thanks for your support
Are you going for your ADN or BSN?
Hey I applied for a Lpn program, and I see thet have a Lpn degree and a Lpn dipolma .. and I’m wondering whats the difference
From what I’ve seen LPN is a diploma if it’s a technical school and a degree if it’s a college (usually the community colleges). But there is no difference UNLESS you transfer to another school, they may or may not count all of your courses from the technical school
@@yourfavnurseb9699 Thank you the college recruiter confused me ..
which school did you go
How long take time Lpn to adn pl let me know thank you
Research schools in the area you want to take classes. My LPN program was 12 months
YourFavNurseB thank you