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Hi Katrinamichelle, Yes. Your program is consiered as a recent safe practice. As long as you become a nurse within 3 years post graduation, you are good to go. Just a head's up, I only know one school to be doing an 18-month program which is York University. It's quite competitive as they only...

Hi jomsjoms, Matagal ang processing. Share ko lang. inabot ako halos 2 years plus 18mo-3 years of schooling. Kaya magstart ka na. Asa pinas ka pa ba? By the way, they do accept expired license as long as you successfully passed the NCLEX.

hi Jomsjoms, The best way is to call CNO. have you started your application yet? I think they might consider an expired license as they are transfering NClEx result not the licensureor try mo ipa-reinstate ang license mo sa ibang state. States like Colorado, Texas, Kentucky I think don't...

Hi Katrina, One of my classmates that has US-NCLEX Registration and is suppose to write the test this October 1 called CNO and informed me. You can call them yourself to verify.

Hi everyone, Inform ko lang kayo na CNO is now accepting NCLEX passers so long as you have the letter of eligibility from CNO meaning you meet the other requirements. :) Good luck everyone.

Haha. very true pickednotes. I took the test twice for Ontario.

I thought may sariling review center ang IDP ontario for IELTS.

Hi guys, As of now, there are no information as to CNO's decision about accepting NCLEX Registration. They had a meeting September 18, 2014 (I believe) and have not posted anything yet on the website. On the other hand, (CRNBC) British Columbia has apparently made that decision, and if I...