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lamnurse

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  1. Me too. I stopped at 85. Tried that pvt and went all the way thats why I got charged 200$. And then I got devastated and depressed (double kill) but still Im hoping for the best because a lot of the told me about the problem reharding pvt and that I will pass. We can do this! Lets just wait for the quick results!!!!!! We will pass!!!!
  2. Thank you RnsRwe. I wasn't fully aware of that because I just came here from a foreign country and graduated last year. I was so devastated when I stumbled upon a site saying the PVT is accurate. I was crying almost the whole night not eating nor sleeping. It was horrible. Thank you for your info. I also got that info from some of my review mates. Now.... Im still looking forward that I passed (which I will kne in a matter of 24hrs) and that pearson just took my money. I stopped at 85. I wouldn't stop there for a reason... I did my best.....
  3. Also took my nclex today.... had 1 med calcu, 1 ecg, 5 or more SATA and mostly were prioritization, "what will you do", psych, med interactions. Also ended at 85 but with an easy question about position that made me shiver. Then, tried the pearson vue trick 11 hrs before exam and charged me 200$. LOL. Now, I feel like I'm going crazy and very depressed. Will know my results after 48hrs and hopefully we will all pass....
  4. So i do still have chances of passing?
  5. I believe you will do much better the next time and pass. I'm just curious. What number did you stop? You took the NCLEX RN right?
  6. Please enlighten me. I am very depressed right now. I took the NCLEX RN exam today, May 18, 2015 at 8AM. Stopped at 85. Tried the PVT after 12 hrs and got charged 200$. Please enlighten me. I am in a state which releases quick results. (I know... my anxiety is absurd)
  7. Took the NCLEX RN today and stopped at 85. Tried the Pearson Vue trick 12 hrs after exam and got charged 200$. So, I FAILED????
  8. Took the NCLEX-RN today. Stopped at 85. Felt like I was going to vomit all the time and can't eat and just wanna sleep. Tried the pearson vue trick after 12 hours (not sure if that's true or what), registered as if I'm going to take the exam again and got CHARGE 200$ on my CC and received an email to wait if the BON will send me ATT. So, basically... did I fail? I'm very very very depressed now. I thought 85 was a good sign.........
  9. Hello everybody! Sorry I wasn't able to reply in few months because I started working as a CNA to pay some bills and review at the same time. AND YES. THE NEVADA STATE BOARD GRANTED ME MY ATT *****FOR NCLEX-REGISTERED NURSES EXAM*****, meaning.. my curriculum got in and I will be taking the exam in few weeks!
  10. Hi there everybody! Good vibes. I just want to share my experience and help other people, because I know how it feels to search everywhere around google and find information to answer all my questions. I am a BSN graduate last March 2014. A permanent resident (green card holder) Did not take the Nursing Licensure Exam in the Philippines (because I will work here in US) Of course, curriculum rejected by BON of California. So, I moved to Nevada. Heads up! First thing I did was to clarify if Nevada BON requires local license from PI. Called them and told me that THEY DO NOT REQUIRE IT. (did that around October 2014) Heads up again! Steps that I did to complete my Nevada RN/LPN Exam Requirements 1. Apply to Nevada BON for RN/LPN exam, download the form and mail it to them direct link: http://nevadanursingboard.org/wp-con...amination1.pdf Kindly read everything. 2. At the same time, do your fingerprints ELECTRONICALLY, ASAP! If you fingerprint in Nevada, you may choose to have your fingerprints submitted via electronic transmission(livescan) instead of submitting a card (other very slow option/manual version). Electronic transmission is only available if you have your fingerprints ****captured in Nevada****. Just tell them to send it to Nevada State Board of Nursing and provide details 3. Avail a service from CGFNS which is CGFNS-CES Professional Report (this will just let them compare your nursing curriculum from PI to US, no exam) -You will register -pay 350$ (yes, it hurts to pay that much but you need it) -download a form send it to your school (I downloaded the form, filled out info & attached my a picture of my signature, sent it via email to my bff, had my best friend on the PI print it and submit to the registrar and the school must know what to do) -then the school will mail it back DIRECTLY to CGFNS (the school will let you pay for mailing costs of course) -it took 2 months for them to finish and review everything and directly email it to Nevada BON (you have a choice not to wait for 2 mos, you can pay additional 250$ for an expedited service of 10days processing only) Link: CGFNS International | Global Credibility | Credentials evaluation and professional development services that provide strategic value and direction to health care professionals worldwide. 4. While waiting for the CGFNS process, I took the toefl IBT exam. That was 185$. You must have a total score of 84 or higher and 26 on speaking section. TOEFL will release scores after 9-10 days from taking the exam then mail it directly to Nevada BON. link: TOEFL: Home Already passed my TOEFL ibt months ago, you can buy a book from Amazon, made by the makers of the TOEFL exam itself. This one is very very very exact and helpful. The book's title is: Official Guide to the TOEFL Test ITS LIKE THE ACTUAL TEST! So now, I checked the status of my CGFNS order and saw that they already sent my credentials report to Nevada BON (February 12, 2015) I AM NOW HAVING HIGH HOPES THAT I WILL BE ELIGIBLE TO TAKE THE RN EXAM RIGHT AWAY WITH NO NEED OF TAKING ADDITIONAL COURSES OR WHATSOEVER. I will update everyone on this thread on how long did I received a response now that I successfully finished the requirements and if they will allow me to take NCLEX without any other problems. God bless everyone!
  11. Correction: I ordered CGFNS CES Professional Report, not academic.
  12. Hi there everybody! Good vibes. I just want to share my experience and help other people, because I know how it feels to search everywhere around google and find information to answer all my questions. I am a BSN graduate last March 2014. A permanent resident (green card holder) Did not take the Nursing Licensure Exam in the Philippines (because I will work here in US) Of course, curriculum rejected by BON of California. So, I moved to Nevada. Heads up! First thing I did was to clarify if Nevada BON requires local license from PI. Called them and told me that THEY DO NOT REQUIRE IT. (called them around October 2014) Heads up again! Steps that I did to complete my Nevada RN/LPN Exam Requirements 1. Apply to Nevada BON for RN/LPN exam, download the form and mail it to them direct link: http://nevadanursingboard.org/wp-content/uploads/2014/03/Instructions-for-RN-LPN-application-for-license-by-examination1.pdf Kindly read everything. 2. At the same time, do your fingerprints ELECTRONICALLY, ASAP! If you fingerprint in Nevada, you may choose to have your fingerprints submitted via electronic transmission (livescan) instead of submitting a card (other very slow option/manual version). Electronic transmission is only available if you have your fingerprints ****captured in Nevada****. Just tell them to send it to Nevada State Board of Nursing and provide details 3. Avail a service from CGFNS which is CGFNS-CES Academic Report (this will just let them compare your nursing curriculum from PI to US, no exam) -You will register -pay 350$ (yes, it hurts to pay that much but you need it) -download a form send it to your school (I downloaded the form, filled out info & attached my a picture of my signature, sent it via email to my bff, had my best friend on the PI print it and submit to the registrar and the school must know what to do) -then the school will mail it back DIRECTLY to CGFNS (the school will let you pay for mailing costs of course) -it took 2 months for them to finish and review everything and directly email it to Nevada BON (you have a choice not to wait for 2 mos, you can pay additional 250$ for an expedited service of 10days processing only) Link: CGFNS International | Global Credibility | Credentials evaluation and professional development services that provide strategic value and direction to health care professionals worldwide. 4. While waiting for the CGFNS process, I took the toefl IBT exam. That was 185$. You must have a total score of 84 or higher and 26 on speaking section. TOEFL will release scores after 9-10 days from taking the exam then mail it directly to Nevada BON. link: TOEFL: Home Already passed my TOEFL ibt few months ago, you can buy a book from Amazon, made by the makers of the TOEFL exam itself. This one is very very very exact and helpful: Amazon.com: Official Guide to the TOEFL Test With CD-ROM, 4th Edition (Official Guide to the Toefl Ibt) (9780071766586): Educational Testing Service: Books ITS LIKE THE ACTUAL TEST! So now, I checked the status of my CGFNS order and saw that they already sent my credentials report to Nevada BON (February 12, 2015) I AM NOW HAVING HIGH HOPES THAT I WILL BE ELIGIBLE TO TAKE THE RN EXAM RIGHT AWAY WITH NO NEED OF TAKING ADDITIONAL COURSES OR WHATSOEVER. I will update everyone on this thread on how long did I received a response now that I successfully finished the requirements and if they will allow me to take NCLEX without any other problems. God bless everyone!
  13. Hi there everybody! Good vibes. I just want to share my experience and help other people, because I know how it feels to search everywhere around google and find information to answer all my questions. I am a BSN graduate last March 2014. A permanent resident (green card holder) Did not take the Nursing Licensure Exam in the Philippines (because I will work here in US) Of course, curriculum rejected by BON of California. So, I moved to Nevada. Heads up! First thing I did was to clarify if Nevada BON requires local license from PI. Called them and told me that THEY DO NOT REQUIRE IT. (did that around October 2014) Heads up again! Steps that I did to complete my Nevada RN/LPN Exam Requirements 1. Apply to Nevada BON for RN/LPN exam, download the form and mail it to them direct link: http://nevadanursingboard.org/wp-content/uploads/2014/03/Instructions-for-RN-LPN-application-for-license-by-examination1.pdf Kindly read everything. 2. At the same time, do your fingerprints ELECTRONICALLY, ASAP! If you fingerprint in Nevada, you may choose to have your fingerprints submitted via electronic transmission(livescan) instead of submitting a card (other very slow option/manual version). Electronic transmission is only available if you have your fingerprints ****captured in Nevada****. Just tell them to send it to Nevada State Board of Nursing and provide details 3. Avail a service from CGFNS which is CGFNS-CES Academic Report (this will just let them compare your nursing curriculum from PI to US, no exam) -You will register -pay 350$ (yes, it hurts to pay that much but you need it) -download a form send it to your school (I downloaded the form, filled out info & attached my a picture of my signature, sent it via email to my bff, had my best friend on the PI print it and submit to the registrar and the school must know what to do) -then the school will mail it back DIRECTLY to CGFNS (the school will let you pay for mailing costs of course) -it took 2 months for them to finish and review everything and directly email it to Nevada BON (you have a choice not to wait for 2 mos, you can pay additional 250$ for an expedited service of 10days processing only) Link: CGFNS International | Global Credibility | Credentials evaluation and professional development services that provide strategic value and direction to health care professionals worldwide. 4. While waiting for the CGFNS process, I took the toefl IBT exam. That was 185$. You must have a total score of 84 or higher and 26 on speaking section. TOEFL will release scores after 9-10 days from taking the exam then mail it directly to Nevada BON. link: TOEFL: Home Already passed my TOEFL ibt months ago, you can buy a book from Amazon, made by the makers of the TOEFL exam itself. This one is very very very exact and helpful: Amazon.com: Official Guide to the TOEFL Test With CD-ROM, 4th Edition (Official Guide to the Toefl Ibt) (9780071766586): Educational Testing Service: Books ITS LIKE THE ACTUAL TEST! So now, I checked the status of my CGFNS order and saw that they already sent my credentials report to Nevada BON (February 12, 2015) I AM NOW HAVING HIGH HOPES THAT I WILL BE ELIGIBLE TO TAKE THE RN EXAM RIGHT AWAY WITH NO NEED OF TAKING ADDITIONAL COURSES OR WHATSOEVER. I will update everyone on this thread on how long did I received a response now that I successfully finished the requirements and if they will allow me to take NCLEX without any other problems. God bless everyone!
  14. hi thank you so much for that info. I just got here last Sept 16 as a new immigrant (green card holder). Our school, realized that "theory and clinical issue" late and still tried to give us complete cases. Maybe my best step is to call them and ask right away or else I'll pursue my dreams in California and start out as LVN if thats the only way. Btw, how many months would it take me to wait for LVN application? How about the study period for the deficient subjects? THANK YOU SO MUCH!
  15. I just graduated last March 2014 and came here few weeks ago. I have completed all those 5-5-5-5-5- and everything cases. Am I eligible for CA exam? I did not take the PNLE exam last March

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