How long does it typically take to complete lpn classes?

Answer 1

There are some colleges and universities that offer an LPN to RN completion program. How long it take is dependent on how many applicable courses and prerequisites you have already completed at the undergraduate level. For example, some LPN programs do not require two semesters of anatomy and physiology where the BSN program does. Therefore, you would have to compete these courses first. Another example, most if not all LPN programs do not require chemistry and microbiology, where the BSN program does. Thus, it all depends. You should inquire about the options you have through the college or university of choice. Also remember, community colleges also offer LPN to RN completion programs, and that is also a possibility you should look into.

Answer 2

Typically it can take between nine to 12 months depending on the school. If possible, you should seek this program through a college or university. Schools most prevalent in this area are community colleges.

Answer 3

Each state has different requirements. Some states require very little training while others require a 2 year associate's degree. The best place to check is your state's nurse licensing board.

Answer 4

The length of an LPN to RN program will vary from school to school, but on average one can expect the process to taken from one to two years, depending on prior schooling and coursework completed.

Answer 5

IT takes 18 to 24 months to become a licensed practical nurse (LPN).

Answer 6

Typically, it takes 9-12 months to complete all of your lpn classes. This would be done with a full time class schedule and work load.

Answer 7

Normally one year.