Anyone Out There Doing College Network - Lpn To Rn Asn?

[rmccormick]

Dear Amylpn,
I Would Have Taken The Lpn To Bsn But, I Wanted To Get My Assoc. First , Work Make Some Money And Then Take The Rest. With College Network, It Would Take Me 1 Yr To Get My Assoc. And Then Go Back And Get My Batcholors Degree - Taking Me 1 Yr. Then My Masters Taking Me Additional 1 Yr. If I Didnt Need To Get Ahead In My Current Job, So Many Opportunites For Rns Out There, Then I Would Have Gone On.

But If You Can Do It, I Would. There Is Much Discipline In Studing, You Ask My Husband. I Study About 2-3 Hours Everynight.

Email Back If Any More Questions, Or If You Happen To Get Started With It..would Be Curious On How Long They Say It Would Take You.


Robin

[star2]

I just recently signed up for college network few weeks ago. I am currently working full time and going to school at my local community college but as soon as I am done with this semester, i will start doing the college network study modules. does anyone out there have a success doing this lvn to bsn course via ISU? i want to know so at least i have inspiration. i have seconds thought sometimes wether i want to get my rn undergraduate level through community college or lvn to bsn through college network/idiana state university (ISU). please, i need some advice!!!

[BettyG]

Hi. I'm new to this site. I'm interested to see how everyone who's posted and using the College network is comming along since the begining of this thread? I am waiting for my books. I've been an LPN for 27 years. They tell me my college credits from over the last 20 some-odd years will transfer. I have to take A&P 1 and 2 and micro though. I'm kindo of nerdy and love to read so I hope I can pull this off. Please tell me how you all are making out with the program 4 months later?
Thanks,
Debbie