yes, you can apply online via continental testing. the one above is saying that if you have a license from a different US state, don't apply in CTS, but use the endorsement form in IL professional...
http://www.idfpr.com/dpr/WHO/nurs.asp go there and download the application packet for international nurses, and oh, please read it very carefully because it can be confusing.. read this as well,...
No, Pearson won't ask for a proof of your eligibility. From what I know, they are the ones who would contact CTS if you are eligible. Hence, after Pearson confirms to CTS that you are eligible, then...
no, you check your result at http://www.pearsonvue.com/nclex usually it takes them 48 hours to have your result. when you log-in in your account in pearson, it will show that the results are available...
I think it was just a lapse in the instructions when they said that you should send the CT-nur form together with the application. You give the Ct-nur form to PRC. they know what to do with it. It is...
I am seriously confuse with your posts... I suggest that you read this thread over and over so some of your questions would be answered. Another, when you say apply for NCLEX, you mean apply in CTS?...
just put black.. yes you should include the FP-NUR form together with your application form. Besides from reading over and over again the application packet, I suggest that you read this Illinois...
hmm.. question, let's say the license expired already... can you still use that for endorsement or reciprocity? I want to apply in NY but since my CVS won't be done by May can I still use my NCLEX...
there is no written expiration for IL eligibility so she can register to pearson whenever your friend is ready to take the NCLEX. BUT, you have to remember also that the whole application to IL is...
CTS will mail you telling that they have received your documents.. they will also tell you if you still lack documents... I suggest that you wait first for your eligibility letter before you register...
anyone here who went through the bridging program? how was it? can anyone share their experience.. I'm willing to pay for my tuition and stuff but i want to know how the process goes and other infos...
thanks dopey&dopier, I guess it's a case to case basis.. I hope I wouldn't have a problem considering I came from a good nursing school but since I only have 10 years of gradeschool and HS (and...