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LPN Online Programs
in Kansas

Study nursing theory online — complete your clinical hours at approved healthcare facilities near you in Kansas.

✅ Accredited Programs 🏥 Local Clinical Placement 💻 Online Theory Coursework ⏱ 11–18 Month Programs

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~$6K
Avg. Program Cost
11–18
Months to Complete
$59K+
Avg. KS LPN Salary
NCLEX-PN
Licensure Exam

What Is a Hybrid LPN Program?

Hybrid LPN programs split your training into two parts: online theory coursework (anatomy, pharmacology, patient care fundamentals) that you complete on your own schedule — and in-person clinical hours at hospitals, nursing homes, and clinics near your home in Kansas.

No state board of nursing, including the Kansas State Board of Nursing, permits a fully online pathway to LPN licensure. Clinical hours are non-negotiable. But hybrid programs let you keep your job, stay close to family, and minimize commute time to just the required hands-on days.

Hybrid LPN Schools in Kansas

Programs listed offer online or hybrid theory with in-person clinical hours at Kansas locations. Always verify current enrollment status with each school directly.

Washburn Institute of Technology
📍 Topeka
HybridTechnical Institute
Length: 11 months Format: Hybrid — online theory + Topeka-area clinicals Cost: ~$6,800 Clinical: Shawnee County partners
Kansas City Kansas Community College
📍 Kansas City
HybridCommunity College
Length: 12 months Format: Hybrid format available Cost: ~$5,400 Clinical: Wyandotte County facilities

Kansas LPN Licensure Requirements

RequirementDetail
Governing BodyKansas State Board of Nursing
Program AccreditationMust be state board-approved
Minimum Clinical Hours360 hours
Licensure ExamNCLEX-PN (Pearson VUE)
Background CheckRequired prior to clinical placement
CPR CertificationRequired before clinical start
Drug ScreeningRequired by most clinical partner facilities
ImmunizationsPer program/facility requirements

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LPN Salary in Kansas

Licensed Practical Nurses in Kansas earn competitive wages. Average annual salary is $59,930 ($28.81/hour). Salaries vary by region, experience, and employer type.

After gaining experience as an LPN, many Kansas nurses pursue bridge programs. Learn about LPN-to-RN pathways →

Frequently Asked Questions

No. The Kansas State Board of Nursing requires hands-on clinical hours for LPN licensure. Hybrid programs allow the theory portion to be completed online, but clinical rotations must be done in person at approved facilities.
Most hybrid LPN programs in Kansas range from 11 to 18 months depending on whether you enroll full-time or part-time. Some accelerated tracks can be completed in under a year.
Costs vary widely. Community college programs often run $4,000–$12,000 for in-district students. Private and nationally accredited online programs can range from $18,000–$35,000. Financial aid, grants, and employer tuition assistance may be available.
After graduating from an approved program and applying through the Kansas State Board of Nursing, you schedule your NCLEX-PN exam through Pearson VUE. Testing centers are located in major Kansas cities.
⚠️ Data Disclaimer: The salary figures, tuition costs, program lengths, and school information on this page are gathered from publicly available sources and are intended as general guidance only. We strive to review and update this information at least once per year, but figures may lag behind current rates. Program availability, accreditation status, and tuition are subject to change — please verify all details directly with the school and the Kansas State Board of Nursing before enrolling. This page may contain affiliate links.

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