jenkim

Hey guys, Anyone here who has taken NCSBN learning extension: How long does the subscriber have access to the actual program? There is 3 weeks, 5 weeks, etc. How long does it actually last? It says: "You can choose to give yourself 3, 5, 8, or 15 weeks of access to the course," and "Register online when you're ready to begin. You'll have immediate access to your NCLEX review course and enjoy 24/7 access for the entire length of your subscription." This is probably a dumb question but I just want to make sure that the actual subscription would be 5 weeks of access. I'm going to do the 5 weeks and when you look at the actual suggested study plan it splits the plan into 25 days. I am planning on doing m-f. So that would be exactly 5 weeks. I just want to make sure. In case I take longer than 5 weeks (which I definitely am not planning to). I'm thinking that I will have 5 weeks of access and it's up to me to finish it within the 5 weeks.

I'm about to drop off my application with the check now. It says that I must be registered with Pearson to achieve my ATT. I think I read somewhere to hold off paying the $200 for a bit. Should I go ahead and register with Pearson now as I'm sending out the MBON application?

Thanks a lot for the info! I've just been so down.

Hi all, First time poster. Hope I'm doing this right. I just got my dreaded candidate report from NCSBN reporting that I failed NCLEX (my first time). My ATT is still valid. Do I need to re-apply for a new ATT? ie send MBON a $100 check with passport photo etc. Do I need to do fingerprints and things again? I'm doing the research on the website but just wanted to come here and get some input from others while I search. So I would end up paying $300 again? I also read somewhere (I think, I can't find the page anymore) to wait for a new ATT THEN re-register with Pearson. Otherwise, I could end up losing $200 with the whole no-refund aspect. I'm sorry if this question is redundant but my mind is literally lost right now.