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LPN to RN course of education?

I'm kind of confused on the process of achieving the levels of care. I currently have a degree in kinesiology. My ultimate goal is to become an LPN. What is the most direct way to do this? If my colleagues in rn, go on to get my master's degree in LPN? Can I do this? Can I get my LPN, without having a bachelors in nursing field? I mean nurse with the LPN. I think this is because I was so confused, I thought they were the same what. In terms of becoming a nurse, it makes sense to get involved in RN that going to become a nurse. Please note that I have a degree already. I kind of feel like I am backtracking to fetch an associate after I have a bachelors. Any advice would be great! thanks!

If you want to be a nurse practitioner, is the traditional route a BSN and then work degree for NP certification. Some places it in a graduate program have a master. In your case, there's really no advantage to obtain Add a Bachelors. Could be applied in a Master's program and must hold a series of requirements for the degree.