Restore Access to NMC CBT and NCLEX-RN for Nurses in Iran
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Fateme Moghadam
1 month ago
Because I’m a nurse who wants live and immigrate
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Arezoo Safi
1 month ago
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I am a nurse, and I simply want the opportunity to take the NCLEX. It is unfair to be denied access to an exam because of my nationality. I have worked hard to complete all the requirements, and I only ask for a fair and equal opportunity to become a licensed nurse.
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Nasrin Amini
1 month ago
Please do not involve ordinary people in political conflicts, especially when it comes to education and academic development. Education and academic opportunities should remain separate from political disputes.
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Kiadokht Moradi Khalaf Abadi
1 month ago
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This is very important to me because this decision could affect the lives of millions of Iranians, including myself, and take away our opportunity to change our circumstances and build a new future and a new life, even if that means starting over in another country, simply because of our nationality and because we live in Iran.
Please reconsider your decision. Thank you for listening to us and considering our situation.
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Shahrzad Mazloomzadeh
1 month ago
We will be thankful if you accept our demand
We really need your help🙏🏻
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مایکل رضایی مقدم
1 month ago
Because im nures and i want to imigrate
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Mm Wk
1 month ago
Becaaaaause
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MohammadAmir Khoshaein
1 month ago
Im an Iranian nurse
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Parisa Rezaee
1 month ago
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We strongly oppose the cancellation of the CBT pathway for applicants from Iran.
This decision is unfair and prevents qualified healthcare professionals from pursuing registration through a legitimate pathway.
Please reconsider this restriction and provide Iranian applicants with a fair and accessible alternative.
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Ali Jannati
1 month ago
to fight inhustice
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Fateme Rostami
1 month ago
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I'm a nurse who have studeid many years to prepare for this test and i believe that its so unfair to stop Iranian people doing this test.
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Mahsa Hz
1 month ago
Lift the ban on international exams for Iranians.
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Mobina Karimzadeh
1 month ago
Professional examinations should remain independent of political circumstances. Access to education, assessment, and professional certification should be based on knowledge, competence, and academic merit, not nationality or geopolitical conditions.
Because I’m a nurse who wants live and immigrate
I am a nurse, and I simply want the opportunity to take the NCLEX. It is unfair to be denied access to an exam because of my nationality. I have worked hard to complete all the requirements, and I only ask for a fair and equal opportunity to become a licensed nurse.
Please do not involve ordinary people in political conflicts, especially when it comes to education and academic development. Education and academic opportunities should remain separate from political disputes.
This is very important to me because this decision could affect the lives of millions of Iranians, including myself, and take away our opportunity to change our circumstances and build a new future and a new life, even if that means starting over in another country, simply because of our nationality and because we live in Iran. Please reconsider your decision. Thank you for listening to us and considering our situation.
We will be thankful if you accept our demand We really need your help🙏🏻
Because im nures and i want to imigrate
Becaaaaause
Im an Iranian nurse
We strongly oppose the cancellation of the CBT pathway for applicants from Iran. This decision is unfair and prevents qualified healthcare professionals from pursuing registration through a legitimate pathway. Please reconsider this restriction and provide Iranian applicants with a fair and accessible alternative.
to fight inhustice
I'm a nurse who have studeid many years to prepare for this test and i believe that its so unfair to stop Iranian people doing this test.
Lift the ban on international exams for Iranians.
Professional examinations should remain independent of political circumstances. Access to education, assessment, and professional certification should be based on knowledge, competence, and academic merit, not nationality or geopolitical conditions.
Why not?