LPN Programs in Arkansas

The Arkansas Northeastern College Practical Nursing Program is approved by the Arkansas State Board of Nursing and is currently seeking approval to reduce the 13 month program to a 10 and a half month program. The program combines nursing courses with practical experience in clinical settings including hospitals and other health care facilities in the service area. The PN program is offered ...

Arkansas State University is a public research University established in 1909. The main campus is in Jonesboro, Arkansas and is the flagship campus of the ASU System – the second-largest university system in the state. It is also home to the largest library in the state, the Dean B. Ellis Library. The university was originally established as an agricultural college and began offering ...

The LPN Program at Baptist Health Schools is accredited by the Accrediting Bureau of Health Education Schools and the program is approved by Arkansas State Board of Nursing. The program offers extensive clinical experience. The program is 2 semesters in length with classes beginning in January and in July. Admission requirements for this program are: High school Diploma or ...

The Black River Technical College Practical Nursing program is accredited by Arkansas State Board of Nursing. The program is a combination of in class instruction and clinical practice. The program accepts students for enrollment in January and in August. It meets the minimum requirements set by the Arkansas State Board of Nursing. Admission Requirements: Complete application for the ...

The Cossatot Community College, University of Arkansas Practical Nursing is approved by the Arkansas State Board of Nursing. The program has an 11 month day program beginning in August and ending in June and an 18 month evening program beginning in January and ending in June the following year. Admission Requirements for the program: High school diploma or GED equivalency ...

Crowley's Ridge Technical Institute (CRTI) is located in Forrest City, Arkansas. It is a technical institute that offers various different certificate programs to its students. This is a small institute that is affiliated with East Arkansas Community College. It was founded in 1967 and has been offering many programs for students that help them to further their careers. There are many ...

The North Arkansas College Practical Nursing program has been fully approved by the Arkansas State Board of nursing and has a tradition of a close to 100% passrate on the National Council Licensure Exam. The program offers two enrollment periods- January and August for 11 month long classes. The Basic Admission requirements are: ACT, ASSET or COMPASS test results High School Transcript ...

The Northwest Technical Institute offers nursing education to students entering the health care profession by qualifying for licensure by the Arkansas State Board of Nursing. The Institute is accredited by the Commission Council on Occupational Education. Graduates from this program are also able to enroll in the Associate Degree Nursing program at NWACC or the Bachelor's Degree of Nursing ...

The Ozarka College LPN program is approved by the Arkansas State Board of Nursing.  The program is offered for 3 semesters and it take 18 months to complete. It begins in January and its only avilable in Melbourne Campus. The college also offers two 11 months programs at its Ash Flat and Mountain View Campuses. Clinical experience for this program will be in a range ...

Phillips Community College of the University of Arkansas (PCC or PCCUA) is a two-year institution that is located in Helena, Arkansas. This is a community college that offers a large number of different degree programs and several certificate programs. Students can also choose to transfer credits over to major universities when they are seeking a four-year degree. This school was established ...

The South Arkansas Community College Practical Nursing program is approved by the Arkansas State Board for Nursing. The program has three tracks: one which is a full time day program, the second track is modified evening and spring or modified evening and fall program and the final track is the LPN to RN matrix.   Admission Requirements for the program are: Official copy of high ...

The Southeast Arkansas practical nursing program is approved by the Arkansas state board of nursing through regular evaluations. The program prepares students to offer direct and primary nursing care under the supervision of a clinical instructor, staff RN and physicians in cooperating clinical facilities. The program also serves as a bridge for students who intend to continue education in ...

The Southern Arkansas University Tech Nursing Program is a program approved by the Arkansas State Nursing Board. The program offers in class instruction in theory and clinical experience. The practical Nursing program is offered every year with classes beginning in July for graduation in May of the following year. Admission Requirements: A high school diploma or equivalent GED Official ...

The University of Arkansas Community College Rich Mountain is a public two-year community college that is located in Mena, Arkansas. This school was established in 1973 and it has over 1,000 students enrolled. It has a 40-acre main campus that features several buildings such as a library, a radio station, a television broadcasting studio, a machine tool maintenance building, and several ...

The University of Arkansas Community College at Batesville (UACCB) is a two-year community college with open enrollment. It is located in Batesville, Arkansas and is considered to be a small college. This school was originally established in 1991 as Gateway Technical College before being reformed into the UACCB in 1998. This school serves well over 1,000 students and offers a variety of ...

The University of Arkansas Community College at Morrilton (UACCM) is a two-year college that is located in Morrilton, Arkansas. This community college was established in 1961 and it has a student population of over 2,000. UACCM is officially recognized and accredited by the Higher Learning Commission of the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools. It provides students with several ...

The University of Arkansas (Forth Smith) LPN program is approved by the Arkansas State Board of Nursing. The program is a twelve month full time program which measures student achievement on the basis of predetermined minimum levels of achievement against a competency based criterion referenced system. The program will supplement classroom instruction with clinical ...

The LPN program at Pulaski takes 11 months to complete. The program is offred from August to June every year. The non-traditional track which is a 22 month certificate program starts in August of each even year and ending in June of the subsequent academic year. Basic Admision Requirments: Kaplan Admission Test scores most be 18 years of age high school diploma or equivanlent ...