LPN-to-RN Option FAQ

Q- I have been an LPN for many years, how do I start the process for entering the LPN-to-RN Option?

A- LPN-to-RN Option Admission Guidelines

Q- I have an active LPN license in another state. Am I still eligible to apply?

A- Yes.

Q- Is the LPN-to-RN Option offered during evenings and or weekends?

A- Yes, please see the LPN-to-RN Option Admission Guidelines page for specifics on when to apply for the evening weekend program.

Q- How long does it take to complete the LPN-to-RN Option?

A- Once accepted into the LPN-to-RN Option it is 3 semesters please see LPN-to-RN Option Program of Study for more details.

Q-When is the next application period for the LPN-to-RN Option?

A- There are two application periods for the LPN-to-RN Option. LPN-to-RN Option Admission Guidelines

Q-What are the application deadline dates?

A- The application period always opens first day of the month and closes the last day of the month.

Q- Is the LPN-to-RN HESI Exam available online?

A- Yes please email [email protected] to schedule it.

Q- What do you recommend for study materials for the LPN-to-RN HESI exam?

A- Any NCLEX-PN study guide is appropriate. Students are encouraged to review previous nursing coursework material. The HESI LPN-to-RN Admission Exam measures competency across PN/VN content areas, including:
- Fundamentals
- Pediatric Nursing
- Maternity
- Professional Issues
- Medical-Surgical
- Psychiatric/Mental Illness

Q- If I took the LPN-to-RN HESI at another community college in another state do I need to take it for CCRI?

A- Yes

Q- How many LPN-to-RN Option applicants are accepted per semester?

A- 8 LPN-to-RN Option applicants are accepted per semester.

Q- My employer has sent my Verification Form to you. What’s the next step to enroll?

A- It is reviewed by Level 1 Chairperson and if its approved you’ll can email [email protected] to schedule the HESI LPN-to-RN exam.

Q- Is COMM 1010 a requirement for the application?

A- No, it's not a requirement for application but it is a requirement for graduation.

Q-Does your LPN-RN Program take the TEAS score?

A- No