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So even if I've passed the NCLEX but have never dealt with CGFNS, I'm still required to send my original transcript to process the visa screen? I see. Thank you.

So if I already passed the NCLEX and then need a Visa screen, I don't need to send transcript to cgfns for the visa screen? In lieu of that is california's ICHP visa screen? Do ALL states have ICHP visa screen service? Thank you.

Hi, I have a question about a unique situation. During the "concurency" mayhem back in 2011, many foreign BSN grads opted to get licensed in other states. My question is, what if an applicant with EXPIRED license from another state, was able to red...

I see. So the applicant must renew the expired license from the other state, and then endorse to california. Got it, thank you

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They have Saddleback College nursing students (Concordia and other schools) that rotate at Saddleback Memorial Hospital Laguna Hills. Does anyone know if they prioritize hiring their own graduates?

Alternates update?

If you have a master in nursing degree, you can look for jobs that are eligible for H1b or Greencard sponsorship (it's easier and faster than when you ONLY have a bachelor degree in Nursing).

What is the "IRB" process? What is "IRB"?

Is the BSN degree awarded to you if you finish the ADN/BSN program early, like some here finished it in 2 or 4 months... or do you have to wait till the end of the term? Do they require RN work experience before applying for the MSN program?

The class is only 2 months but, if they only take 1-2 persons from the wait list per year, the waiting may take years. Isn't it faster to apply to and repeat the Associate Degree Nursing program for two years? (4 semesters is only 16 months of actual...

Have anyone heard of California's AB 540 law? Read about it here FAQ of AB540 Basically undcomented immigrants can go to school with in state tuition as long as they attended a california High school for 3 years and graduated. I know New York has ...

I was looking at RN and NP job posts, how is it that they have NPs without having a masters degree? It just says BSN required and NP certificate.. how do they get the certificate? Always thought NP is a part of an MSN program... Thank you...

What are the admissions requirements? I cant find the page on that...

As long as your spouse has the L1 visa you can keep working with L2 visa. If your spouse gets a greencard sponsorship, then you can get it too. For now that's ur best bet on getting permanent residency. It'll be difficult to find an H1b or greenca...

I see. Ok. That makes the program even more expensive!!

I'm not in the program. Since you have a long term plan, if I were you, just go for WGU. WCU is way to expensive. Isn't it like $140,000 for a BSN? vs $25,000 at WGU. If you get your bsn from wgu, you can do your masters with them also MSN Ed or M...

If you start directly with clinical, the website says it's 2 years. But enrollment counselor says it's 2 1/2 years. Does anyone know how long the program really is? I read somewhere that the first term is sort of like a "bootcamp" to learn CNA skil...

I can't seem to find the info on the website regarding the point system. Does anyone know where I can find this? thank you

How much is the total cost of the 14 month program? I read 85,000 and 50,000. Which is it?

website info says everything costs about $50,000

Yes they all have to be completed before applying to the clinical program. If you have an associate or bachelors degree, genereal education classes maybe waived. From what i read all the prereqs can be done at wgu or do what everyone is talking about...

Just curious, whats included in the $350 lab kit? Do you have to buy it from wgu? Thx:)

Teresasupermama, Is the clinical schedule set? What if im not working and have time to do clinicals 5 days a week, is this possible? Thx.

Is the TEAS test required? Thankyou