AnthonyRay

My license was just posted. The PVT works!! Thank you all for your support!

So glad to hear that the pvt is holding true. So happy for everyone who received good news. I called my BRN today (california). They said results will be posted within 4-6 weeks. Definitely a HUGE test of faith.

Congrats crystabelle_29!! I live in CA and don't get the quick results. Fingers crossed still. I'm happy to hear that the PV trick is still holding true.

Log on to Pearson Vue. click on "register". Attempt to "register" for the NCLEX-RN exam. You will be prompted to answer several questions such as the school you graduated from, if you have taken the NCLEX, ect. Fill in the appropriate info. If you are redirected to the credit card verification, then you "failed" according to this Pearson Vue trick. If you get an error message stating that you cannot register because you recently took the test, than you passed. Hope this helps. Good luck.

Hello, I took the NCLEX and got the "good pop-up" via the PVT. Honestly, I don't feel like I did well at all on the exam. My exam was cut off after 75 questions. I had at least 15 SATA questions, and 4 or 5 drop/order questions. I honestly thought I was failing the whole time. Has anyone got the "good pop-up" and still failed? I am stressing out.........

You have to list traffic tickets that were more than $300. I had to list one.

Hello, I was wondering if anyone had information about how the California BRN handles applications that have to be routed through the Enforcement Department? I disclosed a simple traffic ticket from 10 years ago, so I don't think it will be much of an issue overall but I also don't want to delay my ATT. Specifically, does it has to pass through the Enforcement Department first then pass to the evalualtor OR can both departments work simultaneously on the application? Thanks for your help! AR

luckyme102012, I was wondering if how this all worked out for you? I am having this same issue right now. I disclose 1 speeding ticked from nearly 8 years ago. I submitted a letter explaining the circumstances but that's it. Should I anticipate getting other information? Did this delay your ATT?

Thanks defib1. Im looking out of state because I'd really like to get my career started, as I have bills to pay. I'm open to going out of state...although I will continue to apply in California. I have heard that some people take 12 to 18 months to find a job in CA, which isn't an option financially for me. I have good grades(3.8 gpa) and volunteer activities for my resume but it's still so tough...

Hello,I recently graduated nursing school (bsn) in California. In an effort to start working ASAP I am looking out of state. Does anybody know which states are hiring new grads? I've had luck in PA but would like to stay close to the west.. Any thoughts on Arizona, Nevada, Oregon and Utah?