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Congratulations!! Job well done. :)

I answered a lot of prioritization questions and SATAs although I really didn't keep track of how many I was getting. I think the test covered a little bit of everything, but thankfully I didn't encounter anything too unfamiliar. My advice is to prac...

Hello. I took the NCLEX-RN exam today as well. I noticed that you're from Manila via your profile. I was wondering if we might have tested together? Congratulations, by the way! I got the good popup as well. :) Cheers!

Congratulations!

I'll be taking the exam on the 3rd of May. I've been frequenting (albeit lurking) this forum for the past few months and reading everyone's stories inspires me so much. Good luck to all my fellow NCLEX takers. We can certainly do this!

I certainly hope you can make the best out of your situation. Good luck!

You can try looking up Filipino nursing blogs as they usually have a list of specific requirements for trainings/seminars but unfortunately they really ask for a valid PRC license (with BLS as the only exception).

Have you considered that your chances of finding eventual employment in the US might be higher than finding work in the Philippines? It's really, really difficult to get into the well-known tertiary hospitals and even the smaller hospitals are freeze...

Since you don't have a local license I don't think you can gain experience or even practice nursing here, I'm afraid. And since you're not a Filipino citizen or have dual citizenship, I'm not sure you can acquire the other government-issued requireme...

Oh, thank you so much for the notes! This will be really helpful for me. :) Cheers!

Here's to hoping you pass! Have you tried the Pearson Vue Trick or are you going to wait for the official results?

Good luck on your NCLEX exam! I'm sure your hard work will pay off. :heartbeat Please keep us posted on your exam! I will be sitting NCLEX this May as well.

Try looking up Allgen and Rachel Allen as I've heard these NCLEX review centers are good, but I'm not really in the know, unfortunately. You can also try doing a search on this board for NCLEX review center recommendations. This thread (https://allnu...

I'd recommend Kaplan (Q. Ave branch) but their tuition is expensive (23K I think?) unless you happen to avail of their promos. Their review program lasts for four months but it's mostly self-review which might not be everyone's cup of tea. You'll be ...

I understand that this is very frustrating for you, but to my knowledge, you have to comply with the other state's requirements even for US license endorsements. California offers its own in-house review of credentials, but the rest of the states use...

Hello! I did the exact same thing and got my CP certificate with no problems. I'm assuming it's also the same for their CES service. :) I requested to have my previous school transcripts mailed to CGFNS as well, though.

Thank you kindly for the heads-up! :heartbeat

Ack, another question. What I have gleamed so far perusing this thread is that APHRA is requesting for the original Certificate of Good Standing and the passing IELTS result, but what of school documents? I see some people have asked their schools t...

Thank you very much for the reply, Ceridwyn. I was under the impression that you have to provide proof for whatever you write down. That clears things up a lot! :)

Hello dear fellow nurses, I'm just getting started on my APHRA registration, but there's one part in the application that left me very confused. I'd just like to clarify what 'evidence of continuing professional development' in the curriculum vitae ...

Hello! I'm a Filipina RN seeking to obtain licensure in Pennsylvania as well. I'd like to ask if you've already taken the CGFNS/CP exam? The CP certificate is required from the PA BON for all international nurses. Just giving you the heads up since...