question about NCLEX

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Hello to everyone

I am new here at this website.. I hope somebody answer my questions specific..

I am BSN graduate at Philippines, but i am not a license to my country, now i am here at USA with GC holder..

my questions is, I am allowed to take an NCLEX at CALI with out a license at our country??

what are the requirements to be a qualified to take an NCLEX at CALI.?

what are the other states that doesn't need a LICENSE to take an NCLEX.?

thak u and god bless u all

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These questions are addressed in the international forum.

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Oregon State only requires passing the NCLEX after they verified your college credentials in the Philippines, which is how I'm doing it. Then you can get reciprocity to other states once your license in Oregon.

hope this helps.

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Oregon State only requires passing the NCLEX after they verified your college credentials in the Philippines, which is how I'm doing it. Then you can get reciprocity to other states once your license in Oregon.

hope this helps.

I see.. but in my case i am not yet an NCLEX passer..

I am not a license at the PHIL.. is oregon required also a License at PI before u take the nclex there??

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They do not require a license in the philippines as long as you graduated from accredited college. Most Filipino college are qualified.

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They do not require a license in the philippines as long as you graduated from accredited college. Most Filipino college are qualified.

thanks for the reply.. so u are already an NCLEX passer right?? and also an RN license at PHIL.?

I will start soon.. follow up question..

what else the requirements?? do i need CGFNS- CES? thanks a LOT..

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Im not an NCLEX passers yet, still working on it. maybe soon....

yeah, i am registered nurse back home. visit oregon board of nursing website for some info..you dont need to take cgfns, they only need to evaluate your credentials..

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Im not an NCLEX passers yet, still working on it. maybe soon....

yeah, i am registered nurse back home. visit oregon board of nursing website for some info..you dont need to take cgfns, they only need to evaluate your credentials..

thank u so much... keep in touch.. if u have a FB add me :-) i love to keep in touch with u and to ask some questions if u don't mind..

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your welcome...i just moved here too and am so glad to meet kababayans here..its my pleasure...where you from philippines? and what state you are here?...

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Specializes in Medical and general practice now LTC.

moved to the international forum

can i also remind you of terms of service and post only in english

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moved to the international forum

can i also remind you of terms of service and post only in english

english language only

while this bulletin board hosts visitors from around the world, it is based in the united states and much of our membership is english speaking. due to our inability to moderate threads in other languages, we ask that interactions be in english for the enjoyment of as many posters as possible.

please do not type entirely in capitals as considered shouting on the internet! desiring to maintain professionalism, text speak (also known as chatspeak, txtspk, texting language or txt talk) is discouraged. along with using proper english spelling and punctuation, this shows respect for the owner, other bulletin board members & guests and makes it easier to read your important thoughts.

thank for the reminder. i am new here.

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it will create more things to do if you arent a licensed nurse in your home country. looking for states that dont require one, english tests, etc. soon some states will change their rules regarding that license issues.

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