free refresher courses?

I am aND LPN IN CENTRAL AMERICA NOW ANLIVING in florida is there a website for refresher course fre an then do the review. thanks.

LISA in Plano, Texas said: ANY INFO ONACHEAP FAST REFRESHER COURSE WOULD BE GREAT I HAVE BEEN OUT OF NURSING EOR 11 YRS IN TEXAS

Lisa, I am almost done with my refresher course thru Austin Community College...online!! Costs about $500 plus a few hundred for the books but it works and I HIGHLY RECOMMEND ACC!!!

www.austincc.edu/

Good Luck!!! YOU CAN DO IT!!!

Carole NOW in Mesquite TX

HI

ganah in Lauderhill, Florida said: my license expired about 14 yrs ago, i want to redo the state boards but not getting much from the nclex review books i have bought. is there a website or any place i can do a refresher course that is free or very affordable here in south florida?

You do not need to take the Boards over. There are three requirements to reinstate a lapsed license: a completed application, fee of 228.50 and 24 contact hours of continuing education (earned within the past 24 months from the date you apply for reinstatement). The CE certificates should be faxed to Alabama Board of Nursing.

You do not have to retake the board test. you only have to request for reinstatement of your lapsed license.

I graduated from an LPN program in 2008. At the time I was living in Maryland. I took my boards in Baltimore, Md., but did not pass the first time. I then experienced a horrible turn of events in my life and I kind of put my nursing career on the back burner. I have since relocated to Birmingham, Alabama. It is now the end of 2015 and I am considering a nursing career again. I wasn't sure if an LPN refresher course would be sufficient enough of a review in order to take the boards again or should I enroll in another LPN program. Any insight would be greatly appreciated.

mcmrob54@*****.*** in Birmingham, Alabama said: I graduated from an LPN program in 2008. At the time I was living in Maryland. I took my boards in Baltimore, Md., but did not pass the first time. I then experienced a horrible turn of events in my life and I kind of put my nursing career on the back burner. I have since relocated to Birmingham, Alabama. It is now the end of 2015 and I am considering a nursing career again. I wasn't sure if an LPN refresher course would be sufficient enough of a review in order to take the boards again or should I enroll in another LPN program. Any insight would be greatly appreciated.

How did you make out. Did you ever take a class or just take your boards? Please let me know my e-mail is sreswc@aol.com