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LPN courses are available to high school students at BOCE locations or to adults thru continuing education, BOCES, or 2 year colleges. It is is a 1 year program with class work and clinical rotations. Program graduates then must take a licensing exam to be employed as an LPN.

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The associate degree program for nursing is typically for an registered nurse (RN). The LPN program is typically a diploma program.

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