Find LPN Programs: Searchable Databases & Resources
Online Resources
* American Association of Colleges of Nursing (AACN): The AACN's website provides a searchable database of LPN programs, as well as information on accreditation and financial aid.
* National League for Nursing (NLN): The NLN's website also provides a searchable database of LPN programs, as well as information on accreditation and financial aid.
* Nurse.org: This website provides a listing of LPN programs, as well as information on the LPN profession and career opportunities.
* NursingPrograms.com: This website provides a comprehensive listing of LPN programs, including information on tuition and accreditation.
* CollegeBoard.com: This website provides a list of LPN programs, as well as information on admission requirements and financial aid.
In-Person Resources
* Guidance counselor: Your high school or community college guidance counselor can help you find LPN programs in your area.
* Career center: Your local career center can provide you with information on LPN programs and job opportunities.
* Employment office: Your local employment office can provide you with information on LPN programs and job openings.
* Healthcare organizations: Local hospitals and clinics may offer LPN programs or have information on nearby programs.
* Nursing association: Your state or local nursing association can provide you with information on LPN programs and the LPN profession.
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