ktolli1

No I have a full license. I passed the exam. My license is active. But since I was born in an odd year and took the exam 4 months before my birth month, they're making me renew since it doesn't fall within 90 days of the end of Oct. I passed my background check. The background check and fingerprinting is something new that they are starting with October and November.

It's because of my birth year. It's stupid that they're making me redo my background check and fingerprinting too. And as to getting my license in NC, it's been a bigger pain just because I had a compact license before.

I know Maryland is compact. But I can only work on my NC license in MD for 30 days if I move back. Once my state of residency changes I have to apply for license by endorsement. Right now my MD license is MD only. So how much of a pain would it be to reapply to get my MD license back, if I let it expire?

Guys have an easier time getting into the program. TU really pays attention to the TEAS especially the math and science portion.

So I just graduated nursing school in May and got my license in June. Amazingly enough, my license is set to expire at the end of October 😑 (Thank you MBON). Anyway, I just found out that on top of all that, I have to redo my fingerprinting and background check that I just submitted for my initial application in May. I just moved to North Carolina for a job and am currently working on getting my license switched here since NC is compact. So should I let my MD license expire? It's listed as MD only now that I've moved. Would it be worth renewing? I'm really kind of unsure of what to do. I know I'll be staying in NC for at least 3 years since I had to sign a contract down here. Any help would greatly be appreciated.