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BoszPrince to answer your question: Yes, all 3 of my classmates who passed in CA did have the good pop up too.

3 of my classmates here in CA took NCLEX RN on Monday June 6th and on the 9th, their names were on CA BON. Congrats!!!:nurse:

Just wondering, who has used Exam Cram? Did it work? I have mixed feelings about it. Any feedback will be appreciated.

Tried to do that. It's right-protected: You can't copy or print it.

How much do they pay new grads in NY? I graduate in May and am willing to relocate from Ca.

Does anyone have any idea what kind of questions are asked for IV certification? We have a practicum on Friday and the pass mark is 90%. Any feedback will be greatly appreciated.

I graduated in December 2007 and was licensed April 2008. Recently got offered a job in an outpatient drug rehab and psych clinic. Start on April 28th. I am currently attending a local community college for my RN prereqs. Proud to be mother of 3, wife, "A" student, and looking forward to being an outstanding nurse!

I live in California, too. I tested on Feb 20, received my letter on March 14th, and personally took my $120 to the board on March 17th. I live in Sacramento. Today is March 30th, and I still have not received my license and my name is not on the board's website yet. Another thing, my check for $120 has not been cashed yet. So enjoy, because it's a little bit of a wait here in California.

I wouldn't listen to people telling you that LPN school is a waste of time and money. It was well worth my time. I'm also working on getting my RN and I was recently licensed as an LPN. You'll be making a "decent living" while pursuing your career. Go for it!!!

I took mine on Feb 20th and stopped at 85. I live in Ca and just found out on Friday that I passed. Plenty of SATA, prioritize, OB. You passed.

Congrats nurse. Me too.

Thanks everyone for all your support. This site has really helped me cope for the last 3wks and 2days of waiting. I really appreciate each and everyone.

OMG, received my results today - I passed!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Stopped at 85 questions here in Cali on Feb 20. I'm a nurse! Had my hubby check the mail, I was too nervous.

I don't think you can work as an LVN because you are not yet licensed. I think you can be employed as a Graduate Practical Nurse pending your certification and you are supposed to be licensed within 120 days.

I agree with the other postings. If you want to continue to be a nurse, don't think about fighting as "starting trouble". I would get a very good lawyer and start the ball rolling because at the end of the day, it's their word against yours. You have to fight!