Lanay30

I'm enrolled in the October '17, LPN Program at Adult Community Education - Hudson, and I have a friend who just finished the program, but the school won't release her transcripts so she can take the NCLEX. I would like to know for her as well as myself before I start the program if this is allowed. She completed all the requirements, has her diploma, has her IV certification, and even has letters of recommendation in hand from the program itself and she's still not authorized to sit for her NCLEX exam. Also, she completed all of her coursework successfully, and even walked for her graduation. The program has a "predictor exam", which you must pass. She received a 90% on said exam. A 90% chance of passing the NCLEX on her first try. Passing", right? WRONG. If you don't pass the "predictor" with a 94%, (a 94% chance of passing the NCLEX on your first try) the school refuses to send your transcript to the Board of Nursing. Then, you spend months taking an ATI review course (another $475). Any suggestions?