Texas Nursing Jurisdiction Exam, anyone???

The Texas jurisprudence exam is very easy. It is also open book. Do not waste your time or money buying the book, they are giving out the wrong one. The exam is actually open book. You can open up another browser window and search any terms that you need to look up. The questions all have very obvious answers, but again, just search any specific laws of the nursing practice act as you come upon them. There are only a few questions that actually refer to a specific law anyway. Good luck!

In the embassy packet they gave me, it was written that the place where I will be working is in Chantilly, Virginia. Salary rate per hour proposal is even indicated. I asked my recruitment specialist regarding my concern as to where I will be exactly be deployed in after getting an email from them stating I need to have my license endorsed this time to Texas. I know it is pretty much confusing now but all I could get for an answer from her is that she is not sure as of now since I will be getting an interview from employers when I get there. By the way, we will be staying in MD upon arrival in the US for a so-called transition program.

The Texas jurisprudence exam is very easy. It is also open book. Do not waste your time or money buying the book, they are giving out the wrong one. The exam is actually open book. You can open up another browser window and search any terms that you need to look up. The questions all have very obvious answers, but again, just search any specific laws of the nursing practice act as you come upon them. There are only a few questions that actually refer to a specific law anyway. Good luck!

I still find it strange as your place of employment for the H1b visa was Virginia but you do not know where you will be working. H1b is employer based so I would have thought Virginia would be where you are based.