NCLEX-RN INFO SITE
NCLEX stands for National Council Licensure Examination and prepared by The National Council of State Boards of Nursing (NCSBN). Each state requires that you pass this exam to obtain a license to practice as a registered nurse. The designation registered nurse or RN, indicates that you have proven to your state board of nursing that you can deliver safe and effective nursing care. The NCLEX is a test of minimum competency and is based on the knowledge and behaviors that are needed for the entry level practice of nursing. This exam test not only your knowledge, but also your ability to make competent nursing judgment.
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NCLEX is a required exam for all nursing graduates before they can be issued a license. All states require this exam to be taken once students have obtained a degree in nursing. UAH College of Nursing has included preparation for this exam in their curriculum. This is a capstone course offered in the senior year for all Nursing students. An exam is given at the end of the semester modeled after the NCLEX. This is the final exam and it is designed to help the students prepare for the state exam prior to graduation. "It is a good predictor of the student's preparedness for the exam," said Dr. Fay Raines, Dean of College of Nursing. "We want our students to be prepared so they will pass the exam." Students must obtain their degree before they can apply to take the state exam. Once they apply they will be given a date and location for them to take the computeriz... Read more »
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