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Hello! My license is also for NCLEX-RN and my BON is under northern mariana islands..i took the exam this April 2,2008 at Manila and it shut down at 75 items. Thank God, I passed! I got my results and license card exactly 3 weeks after the exam. I dont know why you guys haven't received you're results yet but all the people I know that is under northern mariana islands that passed got there results in less than a month. Although, they're really being flooded now by applicants and examinees..so that's a big reason for the delay. Check out the news article bout the BON of northern mariana islands at marianas Variety..

Hello! Thanks a lot for the reply...I've googled this issue numerous times but unfortunately all I've encountered are comments that are quite old and grim. I've read news articles about the economy in Guam and although there may be some bad comments I don't think it's a one size fits all shoe. There are many factors that could make an area unfruitful. In my case I have to settle there for a while till my husband finishes his training. I need all the information I can get from a reliable source, because I plan to make the best of my stay in Guam. I guess it's the optimist in me that chooses to see a situation for its silver lining... Besides, I prefer not to believe all the hoopla unless its from a Guam local and an RN at that. To answer your question, I just graduated last 2006 and I have less than a year of working experience as an RN. I've passed my NCLEX and IELTS already and my visa is an immigrant one. Our lawyer has assured me that I will be able to work once I'm there. I know that life in Guam is very different from the main land. I have no qualms about it, although I want to prepare myself. If you could help me, I just need to talk to a working Guam RN! Please help..THANKS!

Hey silverangle! I was wondering if you did happen to move to Guam? If you did, could you give me a heads up about the working conditions there? As well, as housing, basic salary for entry level RN and which hospital or clinic offers the best work benefits and facilities for civilian nurses. And if any one else fits the bill then please do reply...It will be GREATLY appreciated, as I'm moving there soon because of my family. I've had very little information about this situation even from other sites and its very disheartening when people vaguely comment. It just shows their not locals! I'm really hoping someone out there could enlighten me in facts the real score...THANKS A LOT!