direwolfRN

I dont think colorado has one but they do require a colorado residence address like most of the compact states

I guess its the schedule of your academic subjects for each month.

To start you need a us social security number, once you acquire one you can start doing your research to what state you want to practice for their application requirements.

Hurst is good too

I took a break and got a job after failing multiple times with the same reasons, in the end I regret coz it took so much time away from studying and focusing. And once you get your paycheck you might feel content or get stuck with it. But thats me.

It will help her land to a managerial position but I guess not as fast as applicant who have the same credentials with experience.

goodluck! :)

your welcome! good luck!:)

congrats RN! :)

Goodluck dori!! so what showed up? is there a message or did they direct you to another page?

ekam - email sent

Although Kaplan helped me too I think NCSBN is similar to nclex questions.

Try giving pearson vue a call. On my first take I also waited for months but thy said its already active so I decided to have them send it to my email instead its so quick that as soon as I paid the 200 it was sent within 10 min

congrats RN!! :)

It still depends on what state you would want to apply for. Phil is not a state of US but im not sure if there is a testing center in the phil.

I too have failed 4 times the 5th might me the charm! you can do it!

lemuel_RN - thank you! I got it from my friend :) rdtolly - Yes! :) Galapagos - Sent! let me know if you recieve them :)

Hi, I just passed my nclex rn as a foreign grad!! I have been lurking in the site for a while. Some threads in the site gave me encouragement and some guide in my studying routine. After 4 failed attempts at last I can call myself an RN! My computer stopped at 75. My references on my last exam are: 1. Hursts notes reviewers 2. Kaplan qbank and trainer 3. Feuer Audios 4. NCSBN practice questions 5. 35 Page pdf notes