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A college with an undergraduate program in nursing.
South Carolina Univeristy has the best RN program. It is comeptitve to get into. There are various colleges in South Carolina that provide RN training courses. The best program, according to online experts, is Aiken RN program at the University of South Carolina.
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A RN is a registered nurse. There are many options for earning the RN certification: community colleges, online colleges, 4 year colleges. The best option would be to find a college or program near your and talk to someone in admissions.
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University of Manitoba has the best RN course in the Province. You can also find an RN course at Herzing College or Robertson College. Both offer the same type of course.
No you cannot. To work as an RN, you must complete the program of study, received your RN degree, and passed the national licensing examination known as the NCLEX-RN.
the RN program is a '2 year' program earning you an Associates Degree. However, a number of pre-requisites (basic/related college courses) must be taken before you will be eligible to apply for the RN program. depending on your location (state), you will have to take (and pass) be between 7 - 11 courses at your local community college.
The least expensive and fastest way to become an RN is to take required courses for a RN in which your guidance couselor will know at a community college. Tts an associates and then sign up for the nursing program which is a year.
Get one. You have to have one or the other to get in college, which is where you get the minimum for an RN, an associate's degree.
Lexington Community College has a nursing program on their campus. They have a website devoted to the program: www.bluegrass.kctcs.edu/LCC/NSG
Your best bet is to contact the Maryland Board of Nursing at 410-585-1900.