New Jersey's population density means evening and part-time LPN classes are available at multiple county colleges — designed for the 70% of nursing students who work while they train. Programs stretch to 18–24 months on a part-time schedule (vs 12–15 months full-time) but let you maintain your income and benefits throughout. NJ's NLC membership gives your license reach into the neighboring NYC and Philadelphia healthcare markets without additional applications.
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Paramus — NE New Jersey
~$5,000–$9,000
Evening scheduling available. Near NYC healthcare market. Bergen County clinical placements.
Blackwood — South Jersey
~$5,000–$8,000
Part-time track available. Near Philadelphia healthcare market. Cooper University Hospital clinicals.
Edison — Central NJ
~$5,000–$9,000
Central location with access to both NYC and Philly markets. Flexible scheduling options.
Wayne
~$18,000–$22,000
Day and evening. Multiple start dates. No waitlist. Private school pricing for maximum scheduling flexibility.
New Jersey's NLC membership is exceptionally valuable because of geography. Your NJ LPN license works in neighboring Pennsylvania and Delaware — giving you access to three major healthcare markets (NYC metro via NJ hospitals, Philadelphia, and Wilmington) on one license.
Pell Grant — Covers most county college tuition.
NJ STARS — Free county college for top 15% of NJ high school graduating class.
Tuition Aid Grant (TAG) — NJ's state need-based grant. Among the largest state grants in the country.
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