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You'll have to call pearson and your BON to find out. I would do the same. If you pass NCLEX-PN, you may gain confidence to sit again for the RN boards in a few months. Best of luck to you.
thanks! :] i'll definitely call. it's emotionally draining.. but best thing to do.. is keep moving forward right.?
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BRN has nothing to do with the LVN in CA you need to start from scratch with the BON and wait for eligibility to sit the exam and pay pearsonvue
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thanks! :] i'll definitely call. it's emotionally draining.. but best thing to do.. is keep moving forward right.?
I wish you the very best. I hope it works out for you because gaining any experience is better than none. And, it may give you more incentive to retake NCLEX-RN because that is what you originally set out to do in the first place.
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BRN has nothing to do with the LVN in CA you need to start from scratch with the BON and wait for eligibility to sit the exam and pay pearsonvue
oh, THANK YOUUU!!!! i did not know they had their own website. so much help! thank you very much!
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pagandeva2000, LPN
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You'll have to call pearson and your BON to find out. I would do the same. If you pass NCLEX-PN, you may gain confidence to sit again for the RN boards in a few months. Best of luck to you.