I've searched many places on the internet for the answer to this, but can't seem to find anything concrete. Just wondering if anyone knows if the NCLEX-RN has a set time period it is good for after you take/pass it, or are the results good for life?
Also, I'll be graduating this coming May and might have some things preventing me from getting a nursing job right after taking the NCLEX. Do you have to have a job within a certain time period after passing the test? The most time I'll most likely be going without getting a nursing job after taking the test is 1 year, but it will likely be less than that. And I'll be taking the test in Colorado if that matters at all.
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Hi everyone,
I've searched many places on the internet for the answer to this, but can't seem to find anything concrete. Just wondering if anyone knows if the NCLEX-RN has a set time period it is good for after you take/pass it, or are the results good for life?
Also, I'll be graduating this coming May and might have some things preventing me from getting a nursing job right after taking the NCLEX. Do you have to have a job within a certain time period after passing the test? The most time I'll most likely be going without getting a nursing job after taking the test is 1 year, but it will likely be less than that. And I'll be taking the test in Colorado if that matters at all.