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I took my last exam on 10/21.
I'm just waiting for them to update everything and bill me my graduation fee so I can pay that, and then I'll be able to apply for NCLEX. I could apply now, but Excelsior will not release any transcripts until the fee is paid anyway. And I can't pay what hasn't been billed yet.
Call the billing people -- I called them and paid over the phone! :) They usually get the account ready for payment a day or two after you're processed for graduation. I'd give them a call tomorrow. The paper bill could take a couple of weeks!
I will call Monday. I just keep checking my online billing account. I figured that would update when they printed the bill.
So it looks like it is taking about 4 weeks from last requirement til graduation. Do you have to wait until after graduation to schedule the NCLEX?
Check with your BON. In my state I couldn't sit for the boards until AFTER my graduation date, couldn't even schedule it. I had all my paperwork and prints sent in though so it was all ready at the BON when Excelsior sent my transcripts. I tested 3 weeks after my grad date.
As a side note, I took CPNE the 1st week in August and my grad date wasn't until beginning of October, and they weren't interested in how much of a pay raise I'd be getting, I had to wait the full time!
Call the billing people -- I called them and paid over the phone! :) They usually get the account ready for payment a day or two after you're processed for graduation. I'd give them a call tomorrow. The paper bill could take a couple of weeks!
LOL signed on this morning and they had billed me! Now I need to get off my butt and go get a notary.
pebbles57
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According to EC's State Board Application and Graduation Processing Timeline it can take 6-10 weeks after fulfilling last requirement before receiving ATT from NCLEX. That seems like a long time. Does it really take this long if you stay on top of it?
How long did it take you?
I am trying to stay on top of this so I can have the shortest time from last requirement to NCLEX. Any pointers?