Turtle_Dog

Looks like a scam friend, IMO. The NLE is given twice a year in each of the PRC regional offices (or the cities where the offices are located) simultaneously. The date for the exam which she gave you is correct, but the application for the exam ended...

West Visayas State University and St Paul's University in Iloilo requires an entrance exam, and the last I heard is that they do not accept 2nd coursers, but I might be wrong. Better check out their homepages. Technically a 2nd courser is anyone who ...

jerro: I think you meant the list is wrong. I could say that all got the same list from the PRC, so it means that somebody somewhere had the wrong code for the school for at least 2 graduates. Since the PRC only processes the codes submitted, the mos...

They do have a track record now. I think someone has posted a link to the passing rates of each school in another thread. I believe this school has a current passing rate of 44% where 8 out of 18 graduates passed the NLE

Was just asking since the same thing happened to my friend while he was at St Lukes. :) He resigned than rather work with them. He opted to go out since first, he was rather far from home, and second, he got a better job as a medical transcriptionist...

85,80,81,79,84 = 81.8% took the exam right after graduation, didnt bother to review or read much before taking the NLE

Hmm... let me guess...St Luke's ? :)

It is wonderful training, suzanne, if the students get it, or get through it. :wink2: I believe suzanne has already answered most questions in different threads or different posts on about why things are done that way in the Phils, and why things ar...

Hmm student nurses in the phils first assist in delivering babies (in the hospital) and then allowed to handle at least 5 deliveries under the supervision of a clinical instructor and midwife, if it is a home delivery (not allowed anymore as of this ...

Unfortunately thats where we are in the Phils, stuck between the 2 extremes. I have experienced being under both types of CI's; the new/young grad with little or no experience, and the veteran grand dame, who starts each and every sentence, "In my da...

I have seen the draft curriculum for the 5 year program (both drafts actually) and the year added is supposed to add a rotation to specialized areas or add more hours in the wards, depending on what is available/what the student chooses (this may be ...

I find it better to them have their way for the moment. It's the easiest thing to do, and you dont have to suffer much. Just kidding. Some staff nurses would like to find out how much they can get away with. Its up to you on how much will you let th...

have the same question myself. the local PNA chapter told me that i have to get it from the office where i submitted my application for NLE. maybe because our PERRC's are on file there. but when my brother took and passed his Elec. Eng board exams, h...

the dead line has been announced. it will be on oct 17. but mind you it will be subject to change if the PRC feels it needs to do so, considering the number of examinees this November NLE

please check out www.bonphilippines.org its the newly put up website by the BON, i think there is a list for the requirements there. btw there is a thread here somewhere where someone put up the requirements

gwafuh_2busrn: does your girlfriend always feel anxious when taking the NLE? i am asking this because i noticed that among my friends and acquaintances that some of them fail for the nth time in exams or tests due to stress and anxiety before and du...

uhm better check your information. there were 5 year BSN programs, some of my aunts were graduates of those. I think it was at the at the start of the 80's when the BSN programs became 4 years. Ask around the older nurses. Im sure that they can clari...

Uhm i thought that this thread was supposed to be about admission requirements? I should not have brought up the "schooling" thing with lindseyanne, so i think it is my fault that we went there, and i apologise. I guess i should have stayed with seco...

Hi suzanne4 I agree with you that Nursing education/training, no matter where taken, should be the same or similar. However, my point is that actual training/education in the Phils is for passing the nursing license exam in the Phils first, which in...

To: lindseyanne Re: Ahm, the schooling, is quite different, as the BSN programs in the Philippines are geared actually for Nurses to practice in the Philippines in general, although Global Nursing is supposed to be included in program. It should no...