Train To Become A Licensed Practical Nurse In 13 Months — Built For Working Adults In Healthcare.
Florida's ABHES-accredited Practical Nursing program — built for working adults in healthcare support who want to move into licensed nursing. Federal financial aid is available to students who qualify. Designed to prepare students for the NCLEX-PN in 12 months.
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The PN Path Is For You If...
PN isn't for everyone. It's one of the fastest paths to a nursing license — suited to people who want to enter licensed nursing without committing to a multi-year program. If any of these sound like you, keep reading.
Common Questions Prospective Students Have About Timing.
Here are the timing and cost factors prospective students most often ask us about when comparing nursing pathways.
Wage differences between roles. Licensed nursing roles and unlicensed support roles are compensated differently. You can review current median wages for Florida by occupation directly from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. Individual earnings vary. See BLS Florida wage data →
Scope of practice. Florida law requires licensed nursing credentials to administer medications, manage care plans, or supervise patient care at the practical nurse level.
From Application To NCLEX-PN — In 3 Simple Steps
No mystery — here's exactly how the 13-month path runs.
Apply in under 60 seconds
Fill out the form below. Admissions calls within the hour. We review your background, eligibility, and aid options together — at no cost and no obligation.
Complete your aid + transfer-credit review
File the FAFSA (we walk you through it free). Many CNAs, MAs, and home health aides may be eligible to transfer credit for prior coursework; transfer credit is evaluated individually. Sign your enrollment agreement.
Start your cohort. Graduate in 2027.
13 months of focused curriculum. Real clinical rotations. NCLEX-PN prep baked in. Graduate, sit for the NCLEX-PN, and begin your job.
Everything Included When You Enroll In PN
Here's everything included in the Practical Nursing program.
Base tuition and fees are fully detailed in the college catalog and your enrollment agreement. Because federal financial aid is customized to your unique situation, your final net price will vary based on individual eligibility.
Start As An LPN. Continue Toward Your RN When You're Ready.
For PN graduates who later pursue RN licensure.
For Florida wage data by role, see the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics: bls.gov/oes/current/oes_fl.htm
PN graduates who choose to pursue RN licensure may continue into the ASN program. Some Florida employers offer tuition assistance benefits to working LPNs; eligibility and amounts vary by employer and are not provided by PIC.
The First Step Costs.
We don't believe in pressure. Getting an eligibility review costs you 60 seconds and gives you a full picture before you commit to anything.
$50 Application Fee
A standard $50 fee is required to submit your application and begin the enrollment review process.
60-second form
5 fields. That's it. You're not committing to anything — just starting a conversation.
Fast Responses From Real People
Get a text back in minutes and a phone call within the business hour. You’ll talk to a real human every time—never a bot or a sales pitch.
No commitment to enroll
If PIC isn't the right fit for your goals or financial situation, our admissions team will tell you. No deposit is required to request an eligibility review.
"For students who want to enter licensed nursing practice quickly while keeping their options open, the PN program is a strong fit. Many of our graduates choose to continue into the ASN later, often while working as LPNs."
Frequently Asked Questions
What's the difference between an LPN and an RN?+
How much does a Licensed Practical Nurse make in Florida?+
What does it actually cost — and what aid will I qualify for?+
Can I bridge to an RN later?+
Will my CNA or healthcare experience transfer in?+
Can I work while in the PN program?+
When does the next PN cohort start?+
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