I enrolled in the LPN-to-RN bridge program as a working adult and single parent. This program is difficult to navigate, and the staff is indifferent to your specific needs as a student, placing you with students of all levels and catering to the younger student with fewer life responsibilities. I am withdrawing to find a different program that is more suitable for the working adult, the classes need more flexibility for life to happen, and remain stringent enough to maintain the Nurse's learning perspective. Seminole State does not fulfill this requirement; you're left to their schedule and their culture of learning. Overall, they need to set up the program to help working adults pass the NCLEX to become an RN. read more