Can i challange the nclex in ca, if i only felt my nclex review class?

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I cannot belived i felt my nclex review class by two points!!:mad: now im suppost to take the class (xtra semester) againg so that i can earn my graduation, however i belived that since i completed and passed all my acamedic classes i shud be "elegible" to challenge the Nclex in CA rite? what do you guyz think? help please!

Specializes in Lactation.

I think there might be a reason you failed.

i tink oklahomagirl is rite. You felt your NCLEX cause maybe you cant spell very well lol.

Im not the grammer police but it has to be pointed out that CANnot spell lol.

not felt, but failed. Thats only one, I dont have time to spell-check the rest of that post for you.

Specializes in LDRP.

i third what the last two posters say...

and no, you need to graduate and receive a degree/diploma before you take the nclex.

I think there might be a reason you failed.

:up:

I strongly agree.

Specializes in LDRP.

also, how did the nclex review feel? was it furry?

Specializes in Lactation.
also, how did the nclex review feel? was it furry?

I was wondering that too Ashley :lol2:

you know! i sincerely ask for help! not to be made fun of!! but i would kindly ask you to be or try to act like a grown up! how about that hu!! can you do that! good luck with your level of immaturaty!

Specializes in Critical Care, Emergency Medicine, Flight.

is this a serious thread?

all kidding aside, you may want to take some classes in english speech,spelling and grammar. Its one thing to pass the nclex, but i hope you dont expect to chart and converse with interdisciplinary care members the same way you type.

Specializes in Case mgmt., rehab, (CRRN), LTC & psych.

The NCLEX-RN cannot be challenged in California. In order to attain eligibility, you must graduate from a state-approved school of professional registered nursing.

The NCLEX-PN can be challenged in California if the applicant has several years of CNA experience and has passed a 54-hour pharmacology course.

Since I suspect that this discussion is not really going to attract any other contributory replies, this thread is closed.

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