cali2texas

If I hadn't tried all I knew to obtain the information I had inquired about...I would never have asked any questions. I am amny things, but laziness is not one of them. My Military training was definetly not a walk in the park nor a piece of cake. At the end of my sevice career, I am proud to say I have served my country by taking care of it's troops and their families from as close as California, to as far as Japan, while leaving my own family behind at times. When I separate, I will have been in for a little over 8 years. Now, I don't regret a thing. I am a great Corpman, but it is time to move on in my life. I just wanted to know that after all those years of continuous training, service, and taking care of people was not in vain. If I have to take classes over again so-be-it, I will do what I have to do. However, it was very condescending of you to imply that I had not tried to research my questions before I asked them. I have beautiful wife and 4 beautiful children, I think it's pretty safe to say that I can more than relate to responsibility and hard work! Thanks for replying though...it was better than nothing!

Wassup Everyone...I want to get out of the military...challenge...take the NCLEX in California...and head out to Teaxs? Will Texas recognize my California License if I do it that way?

We are in the same boat!!! Do you know anything about transfering your license from cali 2 texas? I'm working with a real estate agent who had 2 previous clients(RN's) that just got hired starting at $75.00 an hour. However, she didin't know what they specialized in. She also said starting pay is about $30-$40 an hour, which I am sure you will be making plenty more than that since you have the experience. We are definetly moving this year. After seeing what kind of house we could get in the Sugarland/Houston Texas area for a 4th of the cost compared to California ...I was almost sick....no I was sick! Do you want the web site to look at houses? Keep us posted...we'll do the same

Hey everybody...I am a Naval Corpman (7 1/2 years) stationed in California. I want to get out of the military, challenge, take the NCLEX in California, and get a job in Texas. Is this possible? Will Texas recognize my license if I challenged, and I didn't attend a school outside of the military?