Did Anyone find a school that will offer deficit classes to meet minimum req. BRN

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Hello California nurses seeking school to offer them classes to meet min. requirements by the BRN

Did International nurses Did Any one from you so far found a school that will offer deficit classes to meet minimum req. to take NCLEX //BRN

Its a fall program when all schools admitting to new year programs !

if you have any answers please share here ??????????/

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What year did you graduate and from what country?

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I m referring to posts from before , I m just searching answers did any one found school that will offer classes so far, any news??? We all have letter from the BRN it's not important what country and what yr at all

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I m referring to posts from before , I m just searching answers did any one found school that will offer classes so far, any news??? We all have letter from the BRN it's not important what country and what yr at all

It does make a difference, again depending on what country and some are able to get their ATT in CA if they graduated before 2004-2005 (2005 is borderline), as they have had no problems and exempt from the CA concurrency rules, as posted by several others who were from the PH.

Actually, I did answer your concerns in your other posting. It's just that until you can get yourself on a waiting list, some you'll need to pass the pre-examination stage then able to move forward.

There's several good threads already started on the particular schools, but some that were previously mentioned have quickly become flooded with others needing to go after the limited slots.

It's just as bad for the already enrolled US-CA students to take the same courses but are obviously given first priority in order for them to complete their curriculum.

You'll read and find others who are waiting for just 1 or 2 possible openings for the international student, if the current US students don't need to take the courses (may have dropped out, may have given another slot etc).

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