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Exam is not required. Do the online applications. Application by endorsement then pay I think 180 and call the board that way you fully sure.

Thank you guys. I got my congregation's letter today. Am so happy. Now I can leave my dream of caring for people and advocating for them. RN loading. Giving up is not an option.

Thank you.

Okay nice. It gave the option. I filled it out and added it to my basket. I live in texas so am not sure if out of state is treated same way. But once I my pay check ll pay for it and wait to see what happens. Thank you guys and when I pass my RN, i will shear my story that's originally what I studied for although overseas.

Okay nice. Would recommend going ahead to pay even though I have not gotten a letter yet. I took the exams 09/24/19 and I have been getting same kind of pop up even till today.

How much did you pay 225? Thank you. I know this not a guarantee but it a step in progress. I wish you knew my story but I will shear it some day. Thank you.

please is this what a good pop looks like. Can someone give a step by hack of knowing if you passed the nclex in California.

who lives is new mexico... please

FENS Refresher Course UpdateEffective: July 14, 2016? Effective immediately, the Texas Board of Nursing (BON) no longer requires internationally educated nurses to complete the Foreign Educated Nurses Refresher Course (FENS) as a postrequisite to passing the NCLEX for the Texas BON. Internationally-educated applicants are eligible for initial licensure in Texas: 1) if the individual graduated from an approved foreign nursing education programwithin the past four years, or 2) if the individual graduated from an approved foreign nursing education program MORE than four years ago, BUT HAS PRACTICED NURSING WITHIN THE PAST FOUR YEARS. If an internationally-educated applicant is not eligible under either of the above two categories,then he/she must re-educate, or obtain initial nurse licensure by exam in another state, then endorse into Texas.All internationally-educated applicants for Texas nurse licensure must pass the NCLEX-PN or NCLEX RN within four years of his/her graduation date or date of licensure eligibility. What does ‘date of licensure eligibility' mean? For purposes of the NCLEX, the date of licensure eligibility means the issuance date of the first Authorization to Test (ATT). https://www.bon.texas.gov/pdfs/fens/FENS%20Refresher%20Course.pdf

thanks

i did the 48 hours check...

Thank you am already back to studying and i have paid for my exams... will send the application on Monday. i dont have a choice. Although am seriously frustrated because i dont think is content. but am yet to see the analysis. i did the quick result things this afternoon. i am a disgrace to my family and all they friends wishing me well and waiting to see me pass.

it just seems like you are describing my experience..... i dont want to make my family spend money for another book or test plan. wish i had some to borrow me Uwold it is virtually the only thing i have not used.

I messed up....the pain is more difficult to bear than i thought...

I TOO FAIL....