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he wants to start this june. where exactly is silliman university. do u have an address? how much is the cost of living, how much is the rent for an entire apartment? thanks.

Hello. A friend of mine who is an Egyptian-born American wants to study nursing in the Philippines. What nursing school would you recommend for him? Do you know any schools for 2nd coursers where teachers speak in English all throughout the class?

how many questions you had on your exam? 75! what did you use as a review material? i used feuer, saunders compre book, prioritization, delegation and assignment book by lacharity(very helpful), kaplan and saunder's strategy, and the pharmacology flash cards by kaplan. enrolled in a review center or home study? self reviewed for 3 months percentage of topics youre very familiar with on the actual nclex questions? i guess 70%... what did you feel after you finish your exam? relief and a sense of freedom...though my head was throbbing and i had palpitations after the exam ^_^

11 sata, no herbs, 3 computations, lots of pharm and prioritization, 75 questions. Thankfully, I passed...

congratulations! you're an inspiration. i'm also using the books that you mentioned and i hope that i'll pass the test this coming feb...how did us study pharm? what kind of pharm questions did u have? honestly, i'm a little nervous coz there's a lot of stuff to memorize.

The board exam for me is ok...except for test 2 and 4. There were a lot of questions about research...all tests 1 to 5 have questions about research. I was focusing too much on CBR, IMR, MMR etc. and not a single question was asked about it...grrrrr and contrary to what people were saying, more than 10 questions about IMCI came out....anyways, i do hope that i will pass the exam

i bought mine at c&e along quezon avenue. price is 400 pesos.

Hello guys, I'm a new-grad nurse from the Philippines. I have been offered a scholarship program by a University in New York. It's Master's Degree in Social Injustices. It's for 2 years and I don't have to live in NY because it's by distance learning. I just have to submit the paperworks and assignments via the internet. A friend of mine who is currently enrolled in the program said that it will require a lot of readings and paperworks. I'm planning to take the NCLEX and I'm afraid that I would not be able to focus on it if I pursue the Masters program. But I'm willing to work hard for it if it has an advantage to my profession. What do you think are the advantages of taking this course in relation to nursing? Do you think I should go for it? Thank you very much for your insights.

thanks for the info! I've got to renew my passport ASAP! :)

to vanniella skye... thanks for your tips and words of encouragement. I appreciate it. God Bless... :smilecoffeecup:

hello same! what does "IMCI" mean? Is it true that the NLE has a lot of "Community" questions? A lot of people are telling me to read the DOH book on its entirety...

Thanks for your advice. I'll keep that in mind. It's better to on the safe side than be sorry later.

hello guys! I'm going to take the NLE this June. Please share any advice and tips that you may have about what areas/subjects to focus on, what books to read and what review materials to study... thank you very much.

can an unwed filipina nurse bring her children to the U.S if ever she will be petitioned? thanks for your reply.

VT requires IELTS or TOEFL?