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Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) Programs in Orange County

Q: Where are your CNA classes located?

Our campus is at 618 E. Whittier Blvd, La Habra, CA 90631 — an easy drive for students across Orange County and Los Angeles County, including Fullerton, Anaheim, Whittier, Brea, and Buena Park.

Q: How do I enroll in a CNA class near me?

It's easy to get started. Call or text us at (562) 245-7336, email support@lglcollege.com, or request information online, and an admissions advisor will help you choose a start date and reserve your seat in an upcoming CNA class.

Certified Nurse Assistant Program (Day Class)

$2,300.00

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CNA State Exam On Our Campus

A State-Approved CNA School Built Around Your Success

LGL College (Life's Good Learning) is a state-approved CNA school in La Habra, California, dedicated to shaping the next generation of healthcare professionals. We train Certified Nursing Assistants from across Orange County and Los Angeles County — and our campus on E. Whittier Blvd is an easy drive for students in Fullerton, Anaheim, Whittier, Brea, and Buena Park.

From your first application to the day you pass your state exam, our team is with you every step of the way. We keep class sizes small, teach hands-on patient care from experienced nursing instructors, and host the California CNA state exam right on our campus — so you test where you trained.

Beyond CNA certification, LGL College offers continuing education including IV Therapy, Blood Withdrawal, BLS, ACLS, and PALS, with new LVN and RN pathways on the way — so your education can keep growing with your career.

99%

State Exam Pass Rate

On-Campus

State Exam Testing

OC + LA

State-Approved

LGL College CNA students and instructors at the La Habra campus

Why Choose LGL College

What Makes Our CNA Program Different

Choosing the right CNA school comes down to accreditation, schedule, cost, and results. Here's why students across Orange County and Los Angeles train with us.

State-Approved Training

Our CNA program is state-approved, so your hours count toward California certification and you're eligible to sit for the competency exam.

State Exam on Campus

LGL College is approved to host the California CNA state exam on-site, so you test in a familiar environment where you trained.

99% State Exam Pass Rate

Our hands-on instruction and on-campus testing help students succeed — our graduates maintain a 99% pass rate on the state exam.

Small Classes & Real Instructors

You learn from experienced nursing instructors in small classes, with hands-on practice on real equipment — not just videos on a screen.

Flexible Payment Plans

We offer flexible payment options to make CNA certification affordable, so cost doesn't stand between you and a healthcare career.

Job Placement Support

After you pass, our team helps connect you with local employers and expanding job openings across Orange County and Los Angeles.

Our Programs

CNA Class Schedules That Fit Your Life

Day, evening, and weekend CNA training programs — choose the schedule that works around your job, school, or family.

CNA Day Classes

Accelerated Day Program

Our fastest path to CNA certification. Full-time daytime training for students ready to focus and finish quickly.

Best for: full-time students & career changers

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CNA Evening Classes

Evening Program

Train after work. Evening CNA classes let you keep your day job while you earn your certification.

Best for: working students

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CNA Weekend Classes

Weekend Program

Saturday and Sunday classes built for busy schedules and family commitments during the week.

Best for: parents & full-time workers

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CNA student practicing patient care skills during hands-on clinical training

What You'll Learn

What Does a CNA Do — and How You'll Train for It

A Certified Nursing Assistant is the patient's most constant point of contact, providing hands-on care under the supervision of a licensed nurse. CNAs work in hospitals, skilled nursing facilities, rehabilitation centers, and home health throughout Southern California — and it's one of the fastest ways to start a healthcare career.

Our state-approved CNA program blends classroom instruction with supervised clinical hours in a real healthcare setting, so you graduate ready to work, not just ready to test. You'll build skills including:

Patient care, hygiene, mobility, and daily living support
Taking and recording vital signs accurately
Infection control and patient safety
Communication and patient rights
Supervised clinical practice in a real facility

Where a CNA Certification Can Take You

Becoming a CNA isn't just a job — it's a launchpad. Demand for nursing assistants across California continues to grow, and your certification is the first rung on the nursing ladder.

Growing

Statewide demand for CNAs in California

Hospitals · SNFs · Home Health

Where CNAs work across Southern California

First Step

Toward LVN & RN careers

CNA

Start your healthcare career→

LVN

Licensed Vocational Nurse→

RN

Registered Nurse

Salary and job outlook vary by employer, experience, and location. LGL College provides education and job placement support but cannot guarantee employment or earnings.

Accreditation & Partners

Training You Can Trust

LGL College meets the standards that matter — so the time and money you invest in your CNA certification count.

LGL College Gallery

Explore LGL College, where future Certified Nursing Assistants (CNAs) and healthcare professionals thrive. Our gallery showcases our state-of-the-art CNA training classrooms, hands-on nursing assistant facilities, and the vibrant campus life that make LGL College a top choice for CNA programs in La Habra, CA. From our advanced nursing simulation labs to engaging student activities, experience how LGL College provides an enriching environment for aspiring nursing assistants and healthcare workers. See why students choose LGL College to pursue their Certified Nursing Assistant certification and build a successful career in healthcare.

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CNA Classes & Certification — FAQs

Everything prospective students ask about CNA training, certification, cost, and getting started at LGL College.

How long is CNA training at LGL College?

You can complete your CNA training in a matter of weeks at LGL College. Our accelerated day program is the fastest path, and we also offer evening and weekend schedules for students who work or have family commitments. During admissions we'll help you pick the schedule that gets you certified on your timeline.

How much does it cost to become a CNA?

Total cost depends on your program and includes tuition plus exam and certification fees. To keep CNA certification affordable, LGL College offers flexible payment plans so cost isn't a barrier to starting your healthcare career. Call us at (562) 245-7336 and an advisor will walk you through current pricing and options.

How old do you have to be to become a CNA?

In California you generally need to be at least 16 years old and have a high school diploma or equivalent (GED) to enroll in a state-approved CNA program. You'll also complete a background check and health screening before clinical training. Our admissions team can confirm exactly what you'll need for your situation.

Do I need a high school diploma to be a CNA?

Most CNA programs, including ours, ask for a high school diploma or GED. If you're unsure whether you qualify, reach out — we'll review your eligibility and explain your options before you enroll.

Is the CNA exam hard?

The California CNA state exam has a written portion and a hands-on skills portion. It's very passable with good preparation — and because LGL College teaches hands-on skills and hosts the state exam right on our campus, our students test where they trained and maintain a 99% pass rate.

Where are your CNA classes located?

Our campus is at 618 E. Whittier Blvd, La Habra, CA 90631 — an easy drive for students across Orange County and Los Angeles County, including Fullerton, Anaheim, Whittier, Brea, and Buena Park.

How long is a CNA certification good for?

In California a CNA certification is valid for two years. To renew, CNAs complete continuing education and verify paid work hours during each cycle. LGL College also offers continuing education courses to help you stay current.

How do I enroll in a CNA class near me?

It's easy to get started. Call or text us at (562) 245-7336, email support@lglcollege.com, or request information online, and an admissions advisor will help you choose a start date and reserve your seat in an upcoming CNA class.

Ready to Become Part of the LGL College Community?

Schedule a tour or apply now to start your journey toward a rewarding career in healthcare. Day, evening, and weekend CNA classes available across Orange County and Los Angeles.

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