TheRealKayMonet

Mljackson...check the board of nursing website. I'm in WI and my license was posted exactly 24 hours later

Exactly 24 hours after I finished my exam my name was listed on the BON website (Wisconsin) and I had a registered nursing license number! I actually got the email at 2:48 pm which is about 23 hours after finishing my exam. I PASSED!!!! I did the PVT one hour after testing and again the next morning and kept getting the "Good pop up". PVT stills works!

I wont know until tomorrow I think because nothing is on the WI licensing site yet and on OLAS my status still says NCLEX requirement is not met. I finished my exam at 3:30pm CT though so I will check again when its been 24 hours.

Congrats InqusitiveMind263! I took mine yesterday afternoon so it hasn't been 24 hours yet but I'm still getting the good pop up so I'm hopeful!

I took NCLEX-RN today (in Wisconsin) at 2pm and finished at 3:30. It cut off at 75 questions and I had 22 SATA. I tried the pvt about an hour later and got the good pop up. I haven't tried since but I do keep checking the application status on OLAS to see if the NCLEX requirement changes to "MET". I guess I will check again in the morning if I can stand it. I received emails on status changes and my ATT in the middle of the night so I know some processing still occurs during the night which unfortunately means I won't sleep, lol! I have seen some folks on here say they had results the next day so I'm hoping that I get results tomorrow too.

Thanks! I will check them out too. I'm actually glad to have the info on Texas too because I plan to move there after I complete my BSN. :)

That is perfect! Thanks! how long did it take you to complete? how many classes did you take at a time?

Thanks so much, I will check them out. Did you have to find your own clinical site?

As I prepare to start my progression program to go from LPN to RN ADN next semester, I am already looking at where to go for My BSN. I am in WIsconsin and wanting input on what schools do you all think have reasonable tuition and allow you to go at your own pace (or at least compltely online). Thanks for any info you can share!

Anybody attended or currently attending MATC's LPN to RN program and have a schedule of classes? I am trying to see if the program is a good fit for my schedule and responsibilities.