jkmitchell92

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1. GN License Disappears After NCLEX

   jkmitchell92 replied to jkmitchell92's topic in NCLEX Exam, Programs

   Hmm, that's interesting. So what qualifies one to be a GN? Is it not, in some states, graduating from an accredited nursing school? If that's the case, does the NCLEX invalidate your passing of...

2. GN License Disappears After NCLEX

   jkmitchell92 replied to jkmitchell92's topic in NCLEX Exam, Programs

   I believe CT does. "Section 20-101, Connecticut General Statutes, provides for the temporary practice of graduate nurses, pending the results of the licensing examination for a period not to exceed 90...

3. PVT Changed?

   jkmitchell92 replied to jkmitchell92's topic in NCLEX Exam, Programs

   Thanks. And yea it's a crime, especially since the computer knows if you passed or not the second the test is

4. GN License Disappears After NCLEX

   jkmitchell92 replied to jkmitchell92's topic in NCLEX Exam, Programs

   Ahh, thanks for the information. It seems I didn't dig deep enough. The rules regarding GN licenses aren't taught to students, at least all the students I know. And I think that's a problem. Which I...

5. PVT Changed?

   jkmitchell92 posted a topic in NCLEX Exam, Programs

   I took the NCLEX in August 2014 and didn't pass. When I did the PVT trick, it took me through to the payment screen. I compared it to the results of a friend who had taken the exam the day before and...

6. GN License Disappears After NCLEX

   jkmitchell92 replied to jkmitchell92's topic in NCLEX Exam, Programs

   Which makes total sense. What I find is the problem is the lack of notice that students receive concerning that situation. I haven't been able to find anything on the NCSBN or Pearson Vue websites...

7. GN License Disappears After NCLEX

   jkmitchell92 posted a topic in NCLEX Exam, Programs

   So I am a new grad, a registered nurse from Connecticut. After graduating nursing school in May 2014, I knew I would move to Texas, so I applied for the Texas Board of Nursing for my NCLEX....