NCLEX Review in New York

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NCLEX New York: What You Need to Know

Looking for help with NCLEX New York? You are in the right place. This guide gives nursing candidates across the USA and Canada clear, practical steps to prepare for the NCLEX with confidence.

Taking the NCLEX in New York

Nursing graduates in New York take the NCLEX to become licensed. Licensure is granted by the New York State Board of Nursing (Office of the Professions), which confirms your eligibility before you can register for the exam with Pearson VUE.

New York has a high volume of NCLEX candidates, including many internationally educated nurses.

How to Register for the NCLEX in New York

  1. Apply for licensure with the New York State Board of Nursing (Office of the Professions).
  2. Register and pay the NCLEX fee with Pearson VUE.
  3. Receive your Authorization to Test (ATT).
  4. Schedule your exam at a Pearson VUE test center, including locations near New York City, Buffalo and Albany.
  5. Bring acceptable ID that matches your registration name.
Requirements can change. Always confirm current rules with the New York State Board of Nursing (Office of the Professions). This page is educational and is not affiliated with the New York State Board of Nursing (Office of the Professions).

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Do nurses in New York take the NCLEX?

Yes. New York uses the NCLEX-RN for registered nurses and the NCLEX-PN for practical/vocational nurses.

Who issues nursing licenses in New York?

The New York State Board of Nursing (Office of the Professions) issues nursing licenses in New York and determines NCLEX eligibility.

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