Nursing is a rewarding career that offers a wide range of opportunities for growth and development. If you are a licensed practical nurse (LPN) who is looking to advance your nursing education, the RN Bridge Program at AMG College of Nursing may be the perfect solution for you! Read more about how to qualify for this program, then contact us for more information.
Prerequisite Courses
Before applying for an RN bridge program, you must have completed specific prerequisite courses. These courses include:
- Anatomy and Physiology I and II
- Microbiology
- Introduction to Psychology
- Nutrition
- English Composition
- Speech Communication
- Math for (allied) Health Science
RN Role Transition Seminar
To help you transition from an LPN role to an RN role, AMG College of Nursing provides a mandatory seminar. This seminar will help prepare you for the transition by providing you with valuable resources and information that you will need to help ensure the process goes smoothly.
Standardized Entrance Exams
To be admitted into an RN bridge program, you will need to pass standardized entrance exams that assess your competency and knowledge in reading, math, pharmacology, and nursing fundamentals. These exams help to ensure that you have the necessary foundation to succeed in our program.
Credit Transfer
Upon admission into the RN bridge program, students will be awarded up to 34 credits for core courses. The breakdown of the credit content includes 18 credits for liberal sciences, seven credits for nursing fundamentals, and nine credits for liberal arts. This allows LPNs to transfer directly into the second year of the RN program, saving both time and money.
The RN Bridge Program at AMG College of Nursing is an excellent opportunity for LPNs to take the next step in their career. Contact us today to learn more about our program and start your journey to providing direct medical care.
