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hei can u give me some advice?? i am an 3rd year transferee at dr carlos lanting college of the philippines. is it okay if i graduate form this school? because i heard that a lot of their board passers are 2nd coursers. if you are familiar with this school, pls give me information on how the newly graduates are doing on board exams. which school has more board passers on nursing, excluding 2nd coursers, dr lanting college or arellano university?

thank you for any opinion or advice you'd give.

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hello, jewel14 and welcome to allnurses.com

i moved your thread to the philippine forum for a better response.

enjoy the site.

don't worry too much about which school did better or worse on the nclex or licensure exams. so long as you're from an accredited school, it'll do you more good to focus your energies on how you're going to pass the tests yourself...stay well.

hi jewel, i'm from lanting. passing has nothing to do with being a second courser or not. Passing has something to do with your determination. A lot of second coursers get it to the top because they don't waste their time and money, they are more matured and determined to reach their goal.

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