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I'm sorry...it took 6 months to complete the whole process. I don't know what its like now with things opening back up, but from when I registered in early June, it took until November to get my ATT and I tested right away so I passed in mid to late November. And even then I had to email them pretty much every two weeks including an attorney writing to them at the end to speed the process along. I would get every document they request from you in to them and follow their directions to a T because they will email you back and request the proper files (even when things were closed during covid). Hope this helps and comment back if you have any more questions.

Hey I am also curious about how this went and how long it took to receive the Board's approval to test. I am in a similar situation and still waiting to hear back from the Board. Any info on how long this took would be appreciated. Thanks.

Hi Guys, I have submitted all of my documentation from a 2009 DUI misdemeanor case to the Massachusetts Board of Nursing and am still waiting to hear back. They have received all of the paperwork over 10 weeks ago now. Any insight into how long this process takes would be greatly appreciated. At this point, I am pretty desperate into gaining some information regarding this process. On their mass.gov site they say it can take at least 8 weeks to receive a decision from when they receive all of the paperwork. I have contacted them starting at the 4 week mark every 2 weeks now and am wondering if I should email them again this week?! However, they did respond to my last email 2 weeks ago so I really am not sure what to do at this point. My student loans will be due in a couple months and I am starting to get nervous about what to do! Any information about this process either pre-COVID or over the Summer would be so helpful. Take care guys and thank you!

Hello! I know these are unprecedented times with coronavirus, but if anyone has any information about the Massachusetts Board of Registration in Nursing "Good Moral Character" process, I would greatly appreciate it! If someone has gone through this process pre-COVID and knows how long it takes that would also be beneficial. They have all of my documentation for over 10 weeks now and am curious if this is their usual timeline or if it takes longer/shorter? It would be great to hear from anyone if they have some more insight into this process as I am getting pretty desperate. Please help if you can shine some light on this matter. If not, should I write them another email? I have contacted them asking just about every 2 weeks starting at the 4 week mark. Thank you thank you thank you!

I have submitted all my documentation to MASS GMC for review over 9 weeks ago! How long does this process take to get approval for a 2009 DUI during this public health crisis??? Any info will help! Thank you!

Hey Guys, I have a DUI from 11 years ago and have submitted all of my documentation for the Good Moral Character requirement to MASS BORN. I graduated in May and have gone through hell trying to get all of the documents to them, partly due to COVID. It has been 9 weeks since they RECEIVED all of the docs and was wondering if anyone has gone through this experience with COVID going on or has an idea of how long it takes to get a response. I haven't found much information on how long this process takes so I can sit for my NCLEX, but I have so eager to at least get a response back! Any information on how long this process takes or what is going on right now with this, I would greatly appreciate it. I know mass.gov says it takes at least 8 weeks since everything is received so I have been patient, but would love some further insight! Thank you!

Thank you guys for your advice. I was also looking at Radiology Technologist programs. However, they also seem very competitive and stringent about applicants' GPA. It would be ideal to enroll in a one year certification in some technologist position and then apply from there. Sorry if I'm jumping around, I just seem pretty lost and overwhelmed at all these options. I figured I would take advantage of living with my dad and maybe attend some part time program, while working, in order to appeal to school requirements.

New England Tech's 4 year Bachelors program only requires a Kaplan entrance test to get accepted, but it's still a lot of money and time. I would love to capitalize off my degree already. If I take a couple more courses, will schools combine that with my undergrad GPA?

Hey guys, so I'm a wannabe nurse and I completed my undergrad with a 2.69 GPA UNFORTUNATELY. So I took a Biochem course at middlesex and a stats course and organic chem course at umass lowell. Although, I did well in these courses. I still feel that I won't get accepted into any ABSN program. I really don't want to start at the associates level and do another 4 years after getting my B.S. in biology from UNH 6 years ago. I also hear mixed reviews about CNA school and don't want to waste time there. What is the best course of action to sell myself to an easy acceptance accelerated program north of the Boston area? Thank you for your comments/suggestions. All the best.

Hi 2BJenurse, may I also have this list? My email is [email protected] Thanks!