Is there a limit on how many times I can take the NCLEX?
Yes. After three failures of the same level of examination (RN or LPN), regardless of jurisdiction, the applicant must successfully complete a Florida Board of Nursing approved remedial course. The course includes classroom and clinical components and proof of completion … Continue reading
How long do I have, after I am approved, to actually take the NCLEX?
The Authorization to Test (ATT) is valid for 90 days. The ATT contains your test authorization number, candidate identification number, and an expiration date. This date cannot be extended for any reason. Test centers may fill up quickly, waiting to … Continue reading
How often is the NCLEX given?
Testing is available at Pearson VUE centers 15 hours a day/six days a week. Exams are not offered on Sundays and holidays. Testing availability is subject to change.
Where can I take the NCLEX examination?
NCLEX testing takes place at Pearson VUE centers. Pearson VUE will provide you with information about the available test centers. You may schedule an appointment for any center. You do not have to take the NCLEX in the same jurisdiction … Continue reading
How long does it take to be approved for the NCLEX examination?
There is no set timeframe for approval of an application. We process applications in date order received. Applications are processed as quickly as possible, but timeframes vary based on the number of applications received and on the length of time … Continue reading
I graduated from a nursing school outside the United States. How do I find out if I qualify to take the NCLEX?
Please review the information for applicants educated outside the United States at: International or Non-NCSBN Jurisdiction Applicant Information
If I graduate from a nursing education program with Approved/probationary status, will I be able to sit for the NCLEX?
Yes. Graduates of nursing education programs with Approved/probationary status are eligible to apply to the Florida Board Nursing for licensure by examination.
What is the significance of nursing education program NCLEX passage rates and the NCLEX National Average passage rate?
The NCLEX or National Council Licensure Examination is the national licensing examination for practical and registered nurses. Quarterly and cumulative passage rates for first time test takers are calculated and published by a contracted testing service and are made available … Continue reading
NCSBN Elects National Leadership and Considers New Business with its Members at its 2023 Annual Meeting
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Media Contact: media@ncsbn.org CHICAGO – NCSBN met in Chicago Aug. 16-18, 2023, to consider pertinent association business with its members. NCSBN Board of Directors President Jay Douglas, MSM, RN, CSAC, FRE, executive director, Virginia Board of Nursing, noted, … Continue reading
April 20, 2023, NLC Webinar for New Nursing Grads and Nursing Students
How can I obtain a Compact license? How does the NLC work? In which state should I sit for the NCLEX? In which state should I apply for licensure by exam? Find out by attending a free educational webinar … Continue reading
