Review Center

miQ. · Jul 11, 2006

i suggest you try pentagon... they're good in explaining concepts and simplifying pathways of diseases... and what's important is that they really exert great efforts to keep you awake... what good would a good lecture do if the students are already in dreamland right?

you just have to get used to attending a really big class (about 300 students) and some last minute changes on the venues and schedules... their final coaching is a must-see... my anxiety level dropped two levels, at least during the hours of the final coaching... im still waiting for the results of the NLE but pass or fail,the money i spent on pentagon was well worth it.

mafee · Aug 21, 2006

im a 4th nursing student and i am graduating this march 2007. im planning to attend review classes. is it advisable to enrol to review centers now even though im still finishing my course?i just want to prepare myself as early as now. i am studying at recto manila and residing at makati so i am looking for a good review center in manila or makati area.... thank you!

my another concern is, if im going to graduate in march 2007, when is the best for me to take the local board exam? june 2007 or dec 2007? thanks again

lawrence01 · Aug 21, 2006

im a 4th nursing student and i am graduating this march 2007. im planning to attend review classes. is it advisable to enrol to review centers now even though im still finishing my course?i just want to prepare myself as early as now. i am studying at recto manila and residing at makati so i am looking for a good review center in manila or makati area.... thank you!
my another concern is, if im going to graduate in march 2007, when is the best for me to take the local board exam? june 2007 or dec 2007? thanks again

hi. welcome to allnurses.com :balloons:

lawrence01 · Aug 21, 2006

If your goal is to work in the U.S. you don't even need to be licensed in the Philippines to be able to sit for the NCLEX RN exam and to apply for the Visa Screen Certification (for immigration). And, yes since you are not licensed in the Philippines you won't have Phil. hospital experience but it is not needed either. The US hospital you work with will provide the necessary orientation and Training Program.

There are a couple of threads here in the Phil. nursing forum regarding whether or not local hospital experience is required or not I highly recommend patiently looking and reading them.

Also, any future questions regarding how to apply to be able to sit for the NCLEX RN Exam and anything related to it should be asked in the International Forum. http://www.allnurses.com/forums/f75

While in the Int'l forum I recommend reading Suzanne4's Primer and all other stickies in there and all stickies in here as well.

Happy reading.

dyan_gorgeous RN · Aug 21, 2006

pentagon is good... i took my NLE last dec '05, i passed and last july i also took my cg and also passed..

nayeli0016 · Feb 2, 2007

Does anyone know if PRS is really good? Thanks

batasMTR_RN · Feb 2, 2007

just take NLE and get experience because the only way we/most filipinos can work to the US is by having an experience working as a nurse... and you can only do that by passing local exam... unless you hava a way of going to the US without it

of course... also pass emglish exam and NCLEX.....

batasMTR_RN · Feb 2, 2007

pentagon is good... i took my NLE last dec '05, i passed and last july i also took my cg and also passed..

we are batchmates heheheh local exam and cgfns... goodluck

naruta · Feb 11, 2007

does anyone knows the website of PRS? thanks

cookiequery · Feb 15, 2007

I don't know their website but I can give you their contact no. 781-6063

mattiya1326 · Feb 20, 2007

If your goal is to work in the U.S. you don't even need to be licensed in the Philippines to be able to sit for the NCLEX RN exam and to apply for the Visa Screen Certification (for immigration). And, yes since you are not licensed in the Philippines you won't have Phil. hospital experience but it is not needed either. The US hospital you work with will provide the necessary orientation and Training Program.
There are a couple of threads here in the Phil. nursing forum regarding whether or not local hospital experience is required or not I highly recommend patiently looking and reading them.
Also, any future questions regarding how to apply to be able to sit for the NCLEX RN Exam and anything related to it should be asked in the International Forum. www.allnurses.com/forums/f75
While in the Int'l forum I recommend reading Suzanne4's Primer and all other stickies in there and all stickies in here as well.
Happy reading.

hi sir, i think this only applies to a person who have an immigrant visa? correct me if im wrong

kathykaye · Feb 20, 2007

hi sir, i think this only applies to a person who have an immigrant visa? correct me if im wrong

you're wrong mattiya.

lawrence is right.