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Yes. It took about 5 weeks to get my CA license. I hope this helps

Congratulations ???

Ofcourse there is always hope. You can do it?

CONGRATS?

Everything will be OK ?

No problem. I hope it helps ?

CONGRATS, Sonida??? I knew you could do it???

Thx so much

Hi. I am trying to get my CA endorsement for my FL license. I was told that I could not get a temporary license since I was not educated in CA. Can you tell me what you did to get your temporary CA license?

Well its not worth it to you. However, its worth it to me.

Exactly? We had a total of 5 terms. After successful completion of the 4th term, we were offered the opportunity to challenge the LPN boards for those that wanted to start working right away (non-traditional students with families to feed). In term 5 we had medsurg 3 and transition/capstone. Actually my wife asked me to do this during our term break, but I refused. However, I ended up doing it in the end anyways? I am greatful this was an option for me. Now while I prepare to retake the NCLEX-RN, I can provide for my family at the same time.

Concorde Career Colleges allow RN students that have completed medsurg 1&2, maternity, peds, and psyc to challenge the LPN board in FL. The FL BON allows it also. The process took 4 business days. I know first hand because I failed the NCLEX RN earlier this month and challenged the board to take the NCLEX PN. I passed on the 18th of this month and was able to accept a job in corrections. My manager knows I retest for NCLEX RN next month. I'm just happy to be a nurse and be working. The process took 4 business days. I hope this helps ?

Im aware this post is pretty old but I wanted to address it. Nurse Achieve CAT exams were pretty comparable to NCLEX In my opinion and accurate. I consistently got "pass-pass" and passed the NCLEX-PN with 74 questions.

Keep us posted. Im sure you will rock it out?

You hot this. You finished nursing school so that was the hardest part. You will conquer the NCLEX too. I failed the first attempt also and used Nurse Achieve CAT and did not retake the NCLEX until I consistently scored "pass-pass". Good luck ? You can do it ?