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Nevermind! I got it resolved at the Board of Nursing office

So I graduated back in December, submitted my ATT application on Breeze. Couldn't remember if I submitted my passport photo along with my initial application so I submitted that as additional documentation back in the beginning of April and now the processing time page says it's beyond the time I submitted my passport photo but I still don't have my ATT. I've tried emailing and I tried calling the California BON over a dozen times today alone with no one answering, not even the automated system. What should I do??

I just took my second self assessment on UWorld and got a low chance of passing NCLEX and I got borderline the first time I took it so now I'm feeling pretty bummed about my chances of passing NCLEX. I was wondering if anyone else got low scores on UWorld and what your experience was with NCLEX

Thank you @AHawkins! Another question for you, so I'm new to the HESI and I only took it because I was apply to Oklahoma City University, which I didn't get into fall 2018 because there was a bunch of GEs they required that I had not done. Would I have to take the HESI again using whichever school I'm apply to's department ID?

I don't know if it will be more worth it to apply for an ADN program, since I would have to relocate all the way from California. What do you all think?

@AHawkins Do you know what kind of grades do students who get into those BSN programs? I'm worried that I won't qualify. Also I've been doing a little research and there are a couple courses that I haven't taken, like Texas Government, which I can't take in California. Is that going to be an issue?

Thanks for replying meanmaryjean, but how will the online factor of Western Governors University work with clinicals?

Hi so I am a student from California who finished 3 years of college. I've been applying for a Bachelor's of Science in Nursing for the past 2 cycles and I've been rejected from all the schools I've apply to (all in California) so now I'm trying to expand my search since I feel like I'm wasting my time as a newly switched Health Science major student. I was wondering if anyone could recommend to me schools to look into in Texas, particularly in either Dallas, Houston, or Austin. These are the stats for the pre-requisites for Californian schools (i don't know if it's the same for schools in Texas): My science GPA (anatomy & physiology I and II, microbiology, chem): 3.15 My non science GPA (english, communication, psychology, philosophy, statistics): 3.48 Current overall GPA: 3.59 TEAS: 86.7 HESI: 86.7

Miguel32, Thank you so much for replying! I applied to Oklahoma City University because my dad's friend's wife went there but with all the difficulties with transcripts and stuff like that, I'm currently waiting to hear back. Thank goodness they extended the deadline because I've completely lost hope and this school was my last chance after getting rejected from the Californian schools I applied to so hopefully I hear good news

Hi so I am a student from California who finished 3 years of college. I've been applying for a Bachelor's of Science in Nursing for the past 2 cycles and I've been rejected from all the schools I've apply to (all in California) so now I'm trying to expand my search since I feel like I'm wasting my time as a newly switched Health Science major student. I was wondering if anyone could recommend to me schools to look into in Oklahoma. These are the stats for the pre-requisites for Californian schools (i don't know if it's the same for schools in Oklahoma): My science GPA (anatomy & physiology, microbiology, chem): 3.15 My non science GPA (english, communication, psychology, philosophy, statistics): 3.48 Current overall GPA: 3.59 TEAS: 86.7 HESI: 86.7

Hi so I am a student from California who finished 3 years of college. I've been applying for a Bachelor's of Science in Nursing for the past 2 cycles and I've been rejected from all the schools I've apply to (all in California) so now I'm trying to expand my search since I feel like I'm wasting my time as a newly switched Health Science major student. I was wondering if anyone could recommend to me schools to look into in Florida. These are the stats for the pre-requisites for Californian schools (i don't know if it's the same for schools in Florida): My science GPA (anatomy & physiology, microbiology, chem): 3.15 My non science GPA (english, communication, psychology, philosophy, statistics): 3.48 Current overall GPA: 3.59 TEAS: 86.7 HESI: 86.7

Hi nursing-friend! Thank you for commenting! Did you or your husband consider any other universities?

Hi Annie, Thank you for responding! I'm trying to look around at different out of state places I could have a chance of getting into; I guess Massachusetts is just as competitive as California is.

@futureepinurse Thank you for some ideas. I don't have a bachelor's yet. Do you think that a lot of schools will take out of state transfers?

Hi so I am a student from California who finished 3 years of college. I've been applying for a Bachelor's of Science in Nursing for the past 2 cycles and I've been rejected from all the schools I've apply to (all in California) so now I'm trying to expand my search since I feel like I'm wasting my time as a newly switched Health Science major student. I was wondering if anyone could recommend to me schools to look into in Massachusetts. These are the stats for the pre-requisites for Californian schools (i don't know if it's the same for schools in Massachusetts): My science GPA (anatomy & physiology, microbiology, chem): 3.15 My non science GPA (english, communication, psychology, philosophy, statistics): 3.48 Current overall GPA: 3.59 TEAS: 86.7 HESI: 86.7