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  1. @Rose_Queen Yes I meant to say applied to florida boards to sit for national NCLEX exam. The reason why I applied with florida boards was their clinical requirement. As for california they required more clinicals hours which I don't have due to covid so they were not gonna approve my application. Since the school existed in flordia so the whole process is easier plus I got my att in a week and they required minimum clinical hours
  2. @chareLong waiting time for aproval compare to florida
  3. I'm In California but I attended school in Florida and took my boards in Florida. But, they only allow 3 tries for NCLEX test takers. My plan was to take Florida boards and endorse it to Cali. I was just wondering if I have option to apply to different state for (ex: Nevada or Texas) if I happened to reach the limit of 3 tries in Florida and then eventually endorse it to California. I haven't taken NCLEX yet but just looking at my options.
  4. @NICU Guythanks I m in ca but I did the school in florida and taking florida boards but they only allow 3 tries. My plan was to take florida boards and endorse it to cali. I was just wondering if I have option to apply to different state for ex: nevada or texas if I happened to reach the limit of 3 tries in florida and then eventually endorse it to ca.
  5. Hey I was wondering if one is allowed to take the NCLEX RN in different state if already did the 3 limits in their state. I was just wondering as I m close to graduating in a state where there is only 3 attempts. Like california has unlimited attempts but some state has only 3 attempts. If anyone has done this or experienced it or know about this information please update me thanks
  6. Are u allowed to take NCLEX in different state if you already passed the 3 tries limit for your state? I m wondering if anybody here has done this?
  7. Was it hard to get into the school for ADN?
  8. Oh you ll be fine ATI is straightforward and start reading earlier and order the ATI books and do practise questions online. Do you mind if I ask which school it is I might transfer over if it doesnt work out with ichs?
  9. Its not students fault, its what education they get from the school! You should ask them for their exit exam pass rate then you gonna be surprised. I know many of you are currently working hard, have bills to pay, and have family to look after but please do not throw your hard earned money on this school. I was unfortunately that nobody guided me before I went with ichs. Learn from my and 99% of the students experience and please find better school, it ll be so beneficial for you in the long run.
  10. You have made the best decision of your life by not going to ichs but I hope this school u go to don't have exit exam and even if they do I hope they don't make it mandatory to pass!
  11. Worst experience of my life is with ichs. Of you are worried About 3 tries of NCLEX board in florida then wait till u hear about their 2 tries of exit exam that you have to pass if u wanna sit for boards and yes for third and last try, you have to repeat the last semester and take it the last time. Guys, find nursing school that doesnt make the exit exam requirement to sit for boards unlike ichs. Good luck!
  12. Run far away as you can from this ICHS. There are far better schools imo. If you want the best hands on exp in clinicals and better education over all, go elsewhere!
  13. @guestNov Gap test was easy. Majority of ppl pass. Even if you do bad and fail the gap, they ll tell you that you passed cuz they want to enroll you into their program. Thats their trick. The whole Program is fairly easy. They are unorganized x1000. Its the clinicals and exit exam which will hold you back and prevent you from graduating. Take my advice and look for another school. Exit exam is extremely hard and they make it like that so they r safe on their end and take your money and then you are left with nothing. If you failed all 3 tries, you are out if the program and cant sit for boards. @guestNovI m floating in the air so far. IDK when I will be graduating.
  14. @Erica1088 @Hapanese908 hey workload is not an issue. It's the school which is a big problem. The staff doesnt know what they are doing. I know you have all made a decision to go to this school. I d still recommended looking elsewhere. This school should be your last resort. I have been making monthly tuitions among many others. Not everyone gets approved for meritize loan. They keep enrolling students but are not doing enough like for example finding more clinical spots for students so they can graduate. I have been behind like 3 months now past the graduation date they have told me when I started the program. I m telling all of you ahead of time that your graduation will be 3-6 months late or more regardless if there is covid or not. Thats just how they are. Professor are quitting left to right. Workload is not an issue, Its the school. If you have decided to go to this school. Study Study Study for your exit exam the first day. You fail this twice, they may or may not give you the remediation to take last semester again and take the final test one more time and you cant sit for boards and you are done! Many more reputable schools don't make the exit exam priority and even if you fail the exit, you can sit for boards. I d recommend finding that school. Good luck!
  15. No one gets approved especially the loan company that they refer you to. They don't have FAFSA so its gonna be all out of pocket. They increased the tuition as well. I am a current student let me know if you have any questions!

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