California brn analyst

steppybay · Oct 2, 2013

Yes, you can, as others have done so either by calling or e-mailing them.

Btw, whatever happened with your discussion with your dean about the meeting with the CA BRN or was it with the PH agencies in regards to the current issues in CA?

ohhlala · Oct 3, 2013

But i dont know her emal?

Anyway, cases MUST be concurrent. But for those who got denied, brn is now allowing them to take deficiency courses here in PH. (as long as the sch is accredited) :) the deans are still figuring out which school will offer those classes.

Halen21 · Oct 3, 2013

But i dont know her emal? Anyway cases MUST be concurrent. But for those who got denied, brn now allows us to take deficiency courses here in PH. (as long as the sch is accredited) :)[/quote']
is this for real that we can take our deficiencies in PI?

ohhlala · Oct 3, 2013

is this for real that we can take our deficiencies in PI?

Yes. My friend got denied last month and her analyst told her that he can take her deficiencies here in ph.

ohhlala · Oct 3, 2013

Guys ive been waiting for 3 mos and i haveny received any response from my analyst...

Halen21 · Oct 3, 2013

thats good to hear. i will call them tomorrow to confirm this good news. Thanks

ohhlala · Oct 3, 2013

I suggest you go talk to your dean :)

Halen21 · Oct 3, 2013

Our Dean responded to my inquiry regarding this matter and she stated that it is true that there were representatives from the nsg group in PI who met with the BRN. According to our dean, it was discussed that there will be Authorized schools who will be offering the subjects there but the list is still not yet available.

Irah0526 · Oct 3, 2013

But i dont know her emal?
Anyway, cases MUST be concurrent. But for those who got denied, brn is now allowing them to take deficiency courses here in PH. (as long as the sch is accredited) :) the deans are still figuring out which school will offer those classes.

Very good news... as n very good news..

pnay_doll · Oct 3, 2013

That's good to hear hopefully they will extend also the time frame they gave us to take the deficiency classes that they required us to take.

steppybay · Oct 3, 2013

Our Dean responded to my inquiry regarding this matter and she stated that it is true that there were representatives from the nsg group in PI who met with the BRN. According to our dean, it was discussed that there will be Authorized schools who will be offering the subjects there but the list is still not yet available.

Good news! Let's hope that these authorized schools are going to "approved" by the CA BRN (and other states enforcing the concurrency rules). As you all know, the deans at just about every PH school can tell us anything (as they have before...."oh, don't worry, our school has no problems with the CA BRN...phooey).

At the end of the day, it's the CA BRN and other state's BON that will make the final decision on the approval and granting of the ATT. So there better be some guarantees from these schools that there will be NO problems, like 100%.

Let's hope that the PH groups can better secure the system so that whatever documentation is received can not be duplicated by the greedy scammers so that it will cause further microscope reviewing of the document(s) by the state BON's.

Nothing worse than getting slapped in the face and kicked in the stomach (again) after spending time and money to go back and re-take the courses and finding out (again) the CHED, PRC and PNA have messed up (again, like they did with going from 5-5-5 to 3-3-3, only to be still not correct to resolve the problem).