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  1. ohh.. so what advice can you give me? do i directly take nclex? how? hehehe. i guess i don't have a problem with the job.. but how can i get the license faster? sorry if i ask many questions.. i really appreciate your replys.. take care and God bless
  2. thanks jrhyle and future USRN.. hmmm.. all i have is tourist visa that is up to 2009.. and i may graduate 2007 so the question is, can i not take the local board and use my tourist visa for my advantage and go straight for NCLEX? and also i have an uncle in Los Angeles who can help me get in their Hospice because he is the president. is this a factor? pls help me because i don't want to take the local board exam.. hehehe and also the reason why i don't want to take it is because the last local board exam(2006) in the Philippines had a leakage. this is a big issue and the future batches may be affected.. so in order to avoid being linked to that issue, i plan to take NCLEX right after i graduate thanks and peace out...
  3. I have some questions regarding on the requirements of NCLEX.. I' m about to graduate and I want to know if i need to take the local board exams here in the Philippines in order to take NCLEX. I've asked a lot of people here in the Phil. and some in US. Some say I need to take the local board exams after I graduate but others say that I don't need to since I already have Visa Can i directly take NCLEX after I graduate college?

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