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Hi Everyone,

I applied for Re-Take NCLEX RN in FL BON this is going to be my 3rd time taking it but for some reason they wanted me to do remedial course because I took 2 NCLEX RN Before in different state and failed.. I dont know what they are trying to impose about "regardless of the jurisdiction"..

I dont know why I cant take it for the 3rd time in FL...

Overall I took NCLEX 4 times already I dont if they means All 4 failed including different state?

I'am actually moving in NV, I just applied to FL but originally the plan was to transfer the license once I pass

Specializes in M/S, LTC, Corrections, PDN & drug rehab.
I'am actually moving in NV, I just applied to FL but originally the plan was to transfer the license once I pass

... Then why are you applying to FL? You need to be directing & your questions to the NV BON. You are making this waay more complicated than it needs to be.

Specializes in Complex pedi to LTC/SA & now a manager.
I'am actually moving in NV, I just applied to FL but originally the plan was to transfer the license once I pass

If you plan to live in Nevada then apply to NV BoN.

You cannot take the NCLEX in Florida again without taking a remedial course. The amount you spent for applying to FL & test fees you could have taken a remedial nursing refresher course, applied to NV BoN and possibly passed the NCLEX by now. You have already spent $800 on test fees alone. Plus applying to at least 3 states with non refundable app fees..

Why not apply to the state where you wish to live and work? If you failed 4 times clearly you are in need of remediation. IENs are not taught the same way as U.S. nurses hence the

Why not set yourself up for success. Kaplan offers a NCLEX prep class for IENs. Costs much less than $800 in repeat test fees.

I failed 3x in FL instead of signing up for remedial course, I applied for NY instead. I passed and I endorsed my license to FL without taking the remedial course. Got my FL license in 2 weeks!

I failed 3x in FL instead of signing up for remedial course, I applied for NY instead. I passed and I endorsed my license to FL without taking the remedial course. Got my FL license in 2 weeks!

And you were lucky. Had you not passed the exam on the fourth go-round, you would have been out more testing fees, more application fees, and still not had a license. With the odds of passing being what they are, it makes more sense to take the remediation and increase one's chances than to throw a Hail Mary and hope to pass.

Your experience is the exception, NOT the rule, ESPECIALLY when talking about a foreign-educated candidate (as what's being discussed here). Their chances are dismal as it is.

Congrats on your passing, but I honestly wouldn't recommend that route to anyone.

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