Published Jul 1, 2014
alannahWANTS2BaLVN
1 Post
I've been doing a lot of research before even starting a LVN program at Concorde in Grand Prairie, TX in the evening classes. Reason for my delay is that when I was 18 I got in some trouble for marijuana possession with a misdemeanor charge. I served deferred adjudication probation for two years and later had a lawyer place a non-disclosure on my criminal record. Apparently when the BON does a FBI background check they will see this discretion.
*I want to know if anyone currently working as a LVN or RN had any similar issue when applying to take the boards.
I will go ahead and contact the BON soon but I wanted to also see what my chances are before even paying the money for the school since it is pretty pricey and if anyone out there was approved with such a charge on their record. Any info would be very helpful. THANKS!
Silverdragon102, BSN
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Moved to the Nursing Licensure With A Criminal History forum
wheeliesurfer
147 Posts
Here is another thread with a situation almost identical to yours. Good luck in your pursuit of becoming a nurse! Hope this helps answer your question.
https://allnurses.com/nurses-recovery/student-monitoring-933148.html