anyone here who applied to the board of nursing in california, and got their ATT's

is it ok if i quote that i don't have any intention in working for my home country? isn't that a little awkward and unpatriotic???

there's nothing wrong w/ telling the truth, if that's really the case. just say it as it is. this reason has been used by many applicants already because quite simply it's the truth for their case. now, if someone will use this explanation for someone who took the boards and then failed, then that would be considered fraud if it was later found out and that would be shameful.

if you took the boards and failed or if there is still no results, say it as it is as well. if you passed but still no hard license just say so as well.

p.s. as much as possible, pls. don't use bold, red letters as it is usually interpreted as shouting to someone. thanks.

is it ok if i quote that i don't have any intention in working for my home country? isn't that a little awkward and unpatriotic???

why would you feel awkward and unpatriotic? no offense, but isn't that the reason why you took nursing in the first place? many nurses did that already, you want a better life for yourself, so don't feel guilty.

I have a question about transcript as well. I am now in my bachelor nursing school in OU. I have a bachelor degree outside USA. All the prerequisites and general education I have done here in the states. Do I still have to send BRN my first school transcript to BRN, which that one has nothing to do with nurse. Thanks for anyone knows the answer.