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Congratulations! I am so happy that I was an inspiration to you! Soooo happy for you!

You got ot S. White !👏 👏

Shaday White me too!! I was so frustrated because I was attending ITT Tech and they closed a year before I finished my associate RN. We had no notice and the staff was fired by email. I applied to go to ECPI University and took my entrance exams and it was accepted. I did everything I could to prepare for this accelerated program. I got a JEEP & moved so that I would be closer to the university in case of Bad weather. About two months into the program, I woke up one morning and my neck felt like I was giving birth through my cervical vertebrae. The nerves in my arms hurt and I could barely cut off my alarm. The ER did nothing and I waited five days to see my physical medicine doctor and due to that happening, ECPI Dropped me from the RN program even though my absence was excused by a doctor. I was heartbroken and in pain. I decided I didn’t want to go back and try nursing again. This is giving me more help to try just one more time because perhaps at the other two colleges I was just in the wrong place and at the wrong time.

@@montereyharris1277 ITT TECH is just a scam anyway . The degrees are fake . You wouldn't have been able to practice nursing legally if you did graduate .

ItsYaGirl K Yesssss!

David Watson Thanks for your input!

Justin Fontenot Wow! Thanks so much for that advice. I think I may pursue a post masters NP program perhaps later in life. Good Luck on DNP! That’s my ultimate goal.

Twicia Uzumaki ❤️❤️ Thanks

PissingMeOFF As long as they PAY FOR IT!

Same in California. By 2020 you have to have a BSN. There are some hospitals in SOCAL that will not hire you unless you have your bachelors. I believe they are called magnet hospitals.

KAITLYNN HOOD I’m not sure. I know where I go, they have like a “sister” school which is an LVN program. They get like a scholarship or a small discount to go to where I go.

I’m in CA too!

Angel Williams That’s what I would love to do. I have lupus and I don’t know how much longer my body is going to work effectively running up and down halls.

Naturally Shamari Congratulations!!!!!

Congratulations!!! I start in Jan too. It wasn’t my first choice but I’m gonna make it do what it do.

Erica Nix Thanks and congratulations!

Oh I also wanted to know what specialty you’re working in at the hospital. It would be cool to see a “day in the life” video of your hospital experience.

Thanks sweetie! I’m working Med-Surg.

Denise Reyes Thank you so much for that! I feel the same way! People usually skirt around the subject. I want real numbers!!! And real experience!

@@adamdashawn Glad I found your channel. I subscribed last night lol. I live in California and I tried for the lvn program at my community college and it was more lottery based. So they only took 24 top students out of a 120, and I didn't get in. I have completed most of my prerequisites to get into the rn program. I only need two more science classes assuming I pass this semesters chem class. My final is next week lol. However I'm ancy to get into the workplace so I applied at another community college and got into a psch tech program that starts at the end of June and it's an 18 month program. I want to start building some experience and hopefully get hired with the state or county. My struggle has been just wanting to get my foot in the door already and it's just nice to know and hear that not everyone has to go the same way about it. Just because you start lower, does not mean that you have to stop there by any means. To see you you didn't stop at lpn is very motivating! And even more so that you are now considering your master's degree! That's awesome and I hope to see your experience along the way. Maybe you could talk about your schooling experience and the difference in maybe difficult as far as one program to the next? Thank you again for replying.

Denise Reyes Sounds like you have got a great plan! You are so right it doesn’t matter where you start but where are you finish. I went from CNA-LPN-RN-BSN! Keep persevering that is really the only way to make it a nursing because I know the struggles will get difficult sometimes. Keep applying to all the programs you need to. There is no issue with starting as an LPN! Good Luck to you. And review some more of my videos I am pretty sure I covered the differences in the difficulties between LPN and RN programs!

@@adamdashawn okay great. I will check out your other videos. 😁 have a wonderful day. Stay blessed

alia haines Awesome! Add me on IG @adamdashawn! I may have questions for you when I start!

Keonya B. Awwwww thanks! Good luck to you!

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Malibu’sSister Thank you! Good luck to you

Which state is this?

Bernie Mat California

Make a video and show us your check stub

Renee Lvs uploaded😊. I 💜 your videos Adam😊

@@nursej.smithbsnrn8605 awesome. How long have you been a nurse, and where were you a case manager at was it an agency?

Thanks!

Naturale_Appeal Thanks! Congratulations and Good Luck

John Kearney I love seeing my fellow brothers coming into the field..Been a Nurse since 2002...Man best career choice I ever made..

@@mphshotboy Congrats to u on choosing to be a part of the most trusted profession! Since 2002!? That's awesome! I've been a nurse since 2015 and love it as well!

John Kearney Get it bro...

@@mphshotboy I got to man! Lol. U do the same and i appreciate u.

Charity Cachola So glad I could help! Good Luck to you!

ShalayaOfficial Thanks for your insight

Hi, I'm currently looking for a school now. Which school do you go to?

Louisiana most LPN programs are 18 months, ADN Programs are 24 to 36 months, BSN programs are 48 months to 60 months

Abby Clarke hey! I am starting my bsn program too January 2019 at wgu and just like you I’m so nervous too. Maybe we could communicate each other and give support. I’ll start my Professional Leadership and communication class on the 15th. Let me know .....Thanks ......

You will make a great instructor one day you take your time to explain things and I think that's the biggest problem with training and teaching anyone for any job you are very gifted

In Vancouver, LPNs make $27.5-$28.5 starting out. Cost of living is expensive here though.

My Imperfect Life Thank you! And good luck!

Adam Price, BSN, RN more than welcome and thank you!!

Charity Cachola Thank you!

I'm LPN as well in NY. Unfortunately I'm starting out with the Nursing home 😔😔 I need to learn how to make moves in this nursing world😄

J Ss Thanks so much! I live streams randomly! Stay tuned.

I live in upstate ny I know a lpn who got an agency job and she makes $42 an hour

@D R which prison?

I am in the same boat I am a massage therapist though.

What did you end up picking

Awwwwwww! 😘😘😘😘

@@adamdashawn 😊😘

Sallycorpes Best way to go! Good Luck

Yolanda Wilson Good Luck!

Adam Price, BSN, RN Thank you so much

They considered my years of LPN experience.

Monterey Harris wait so it’s 4 extra years after becoming a Rn to be certified as a nurse anesthest! That’s a lot !

Joseph Arkoful This is correct. I was able to obtain my BSN in 6 months. However, I had my RN prior.

@@adamdashawn Yeah I understood you clearly. So I can also get BSN within 6 months since I'm already an RN, is that correct? Then, how do I go about this, what are the steps...And I forgot, I'm a new Sub...

Joseph Arkoful Hey Joseph, so I did the RN to BSN program at Western Governors University. This is an online university that allows you to move at your own pace. The next step is to apply to the university, after you apply, an enrollment counselor will take you the rest of the way.

@@adamdashawn Great... Thanks for the info. 🙏

Dawn Love I did LPN to RN at my local CC.

christinaheaven many LPNs attend a technical college and some community colleges offer LPN programs. RNs have an associates degree or bachelors. All LPNs and RNs have attended a Nursing program one way or another.

Adam Price, BSN, RN I’m currently attending a community college and I was working towards my associates degree in nursing however the process is going slowly because I failed a couple general Ed courses so I won’t be getting into the program here until fall 2020 and graduating in 2022. (already been here until since fall 2017). So I was thinking of either transferring to a nursing school or going for my BSN at a university. I really don’t know what to do. My advisor said you become an LPN after nursing school and if I want to become an RN some day I would have to go back to school one day. I live in NY.

Adam Price, BSN, RN I don’t know what to do!!! It’s so stressful. I want to be an RN but I also want to get straight into the field. So from my understanding you went to a technical school or a community College to obtain your LPN and then went from there?

christinaheaven Yes, I went to a Technical school for LPN, Community College for RN (associates), and then University for BSN. NY and TN may have a lot of differences.

Adam Price, BSN, RN Okay that’s helpful, thank you for replying!!

My associates was traditional classroom my Bachelors was online at Western Governors University

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Community colleges take two years to complete the LPN program, while private schools only need to pass ATI Teas text to enroll, taking as little as one year. I don’t know how to choose

Emma Cora Depends on your lifestyle. If you can buckle down and get it done in the one year program, which would probably be a more demanding program I’m sure, I would do that one. If you don’t want to be that overwhelmed than the 2 Year program would be better, plus the community college would probably be cheaper.

Adam Price, BSN, RN thank you ... the sooner the better☺️

I already have. See my RN to BSN videos.

I have. See prior videos

I found them thanks, I will be starting in October, there is a great Facebook support group also.

Google User thanks darling. I can’t really recommend an LPN to RN bridge online program because I did mine at my local community college. However, I’ve heard good things about Excelsior. I hear they are expensive though. I think you should bridge whenever you feel ready.

Google User don’t go to Chamberlain. It has one of the worst NCLEX Pass rates of all. I know there is a college in Maryland. I’m not sure what state you live in, but there is a college in Maryland that offers an LPN to RN Program

Google User now I remember it’s Allegheny University in Maryland

@@montereyharris1277 Thanks, I live in Georgia. I also heard about Indiana State, have you heard of that program? Thanks so much for responding.

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