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I live in California and have two assualt misdemeanor charges. One assault with a deadly weapon and the other assault likely to cause great bodily danger. I am an LVN and have been able to keep my license even though I have these convictions. I thought if I wait 7 to 10 years that I would go back to school for RN. I have completed anger management, work reference letters, character reference letters, schools transcripts, pain fines, and etc. What is the likelyhood of a nuring program accepting me with these convictions? I want to know what is the possibility of BRN letting me obtain licensure?