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cna question

Hi this is shammi from nj and I hve a question I finish my cna course also have the certificat but I didn't pass my state test?what can I do to take the test?i don't hve any chances left?also is the possible to get a cna job with the certificat and without high school diploma ?plzz can you ans all my questions tnx you.

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    I am very sorry, but if you have not successfully passed the NJ CNA exam then you cannot market yourself as a CNA.

    Most facilities if not all require applicants to have their HS Diploma or GED.

    Your best bet is to study harder and pass a second go around.

    Best of Luck

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    In the state where I reside (Texas), CNAs must be at least 16 years old and have attained at least a 9th grade education, so a person would not need to be a high school graduate or GED holder.

    To the OP: your life chances and employment opportunities will be limited without a high school diploma or GED. Many workplaces will not hire without a minimum of a high school diploma or GED, especially in the Northeast US. Good luck to you!

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