I'm graduating this spring with my BSN, and I'm trying to figure out when/how to apply to take the NCLEX. My issue is that I'm from Michigan and am applying to jobs in other states, but haven't gotten a job yet so I don't know which state to apply for licensure with. Originally I was going to wait until I had a job to apply for licensure (so I would know which state), but I recently found out it takes a long time to process everything, so I'm wondering if it would be faster to apply for Michigan, and just transfer my license to whichever state I get a job in? Just not sure which makes the most sense time/money wise...
Thanks guys!
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Hello!
I'm graduating this spring with my BSN, and I'm trying to figure out when/how to apply to take the NCLEX. My issue is that I'm from Michigan and am applying to jobs in other states, but haven't gotten a job yet so I don't know which state to apply for licensure with. Originally I was going to wait until I had a job to apply for licensure (so I would know which state), but I recently found out it takes a long time to process everything, so I'm wondering if it would be faster to apply for Michigan, and just transfer my license to whichever state I get a job in? Just not sure which makes the most sense time/money wise...
Thanks guys!