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Failed nclex, had interviews coming up..

I took the test on July 31st, according the the bon website I failed. Pearson doesn't have results yet. Anyway, I had several interviews for graduate nurse programs lined up, what should I do? I'm guessing they can no longer hire me if they wanted because I lost my gn status? :(

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    Most BONs remove your GN status when you take the test. It is not necessarily mean that you failed. July 31st was yesterday. Most BONs don't post licenses that quickly.

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    Right, but it says under exam status :fail.....

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    Have you ever taken it before and failed? If so it could just be that they have not updated it yet. That's what my situation is anyways; I failed the first time I took the NCLEX and passed the second, but it hasn't updated yet so it says exam status:Failed

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    Have you ever taken it before and failed? If so it could just be that they have not updated it yet. That's what my situation is anyways; I failed the first time I took the NCLEX and passed the second, but it hasn't updated yet so it says exam status:Failed

    A person who has already lost GN status because of a prior nclex failure would not be eligible for a GN residency new grad program. If she was expecting to get into such a program, this would be her first attempt at NCLEX.

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