Graduation & Licensure

NCLEX codes for nontraditional programs are the same for each state–and there is only one per state. The NCSBN should be able to provide that information to callers. However, it should be noted that not all students undertake direct examination … Continued

Students have the choice between state or national examination for obtaining board licensure. Within those two options are three prominent routes of which students may avail: direct examination, endorsement, and reciprocity are amongst those methodologies. In some states, under certain … Continued

For nontraditional students, the annual limit is currently set at twice (i.e. 2 times). It is highly recommended to complete the 3-day review course prior to retakes, if/when necessary.

Direct examination means we register the student for the board exam directly with the board which they intend to have issue their license. Reciprocity means that a student obtained their license with one board, but intends to have their license … Continued

There are several different options for obtaining licensure as a nontraditional equivalency program, which we are. These are the three (3) options: 1. Direct examination 2. Reciprocity 3. Endorsement Direct examination means we register the student for the board exam … Continued

Yes–students have the choice between state or national examination for obtaining board licensure.

No–in the State of Georgia, there is no such thing as “state accreditation”. The State of Georgia does not accredit ANY nursing programs nor does the Ga Board of Nursing “accredit” any nursing programs, contrary to popular belief. There are … Continued