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Hello everyone! I am going to be a nursing student this upcoming fall in my local community college. I wanted to ask if anyone has any experience with having an ITIN number rather than a SSN for the nursing programs. Did this impact your clinicals or education in any way? I have seen mixed things online about whether or not an ITIN is accepted in community colleges. For more context, I am asking about schools in California. Also if anyone is an F-1 International student or has an ITIN number rather than an SSN, I'd love to know your experience! Thank you for any help.