yanalyn

hi corne! am glad i found someone who is in the same situation as mine....i graduated wayback year 2000 and i just passed the December 2007 NLE...i worked in a different field for 5 years, and now i've decided to practice my nursing profession...have you found a hospital who's accepting/training inactive nurses like us?have you tried inquiring PGH?what did they say to u?thanks in advance...

hi krave! u took the NLE last dec 2006, ryt?can u please give me some insights about the format of the exam?is it true that they've revised the traditional format(by section/subject)?tnx...

hi! sory for the late reply...am planning to take the NLE first to boost my confidence and to test my brains if its still working:uhoh21: .... to RNHawaii34,i am a single parent and i want to migrate to the US as soon as possible but am afraid my memory got off track thru the years so i want to take a refresher course first before applying for any exam...is ur cousin attending a review center?

hello! its been a long time since im browsing this forum but this is my first time to post...i just want to ask if im still qualified to take the NLE even if its been ages since i graduted...i finished my nursing degree 6 years ago, took the local boards after that but unfortunately wasnt able to pass it...due to my frustration and the need for money at that moment i decided to work abroad,working with a manufacturing company,completely not in line with my degree...next year i will finish my contract and am planning to take the boards as soon as i get home....am i still qualified?is it okay if i enroll in a refresher course even if i only flunked once?do u know any school offering refresher course?how many months wil it take? thnx!