Become a U.S. Nurse: Fast Track Your NCLEX® Success
Are you an Internationally Educated Nurse (IENs)? Feuer’s NCLEX® review bridges the gap to U.S. nursing licensure requirements. Get expert guidance, focused content, and real-world application. Pass the NCLEX® and launch your U.S. nursing career.
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Feuer Nursing Review has been helping students pass their NCLEX since 1971. Our passion and dedication to helping international students, first-time and repeat-test takers has been the sole foundation of our company’s success.
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If you have not worked for a minimum of two years after you have graduated from your nursing school, most state boards will not license you until you complete an FEN (Foreign Educated Nurses) refresher course. You need to check with the Board of Nursing (BON) of the state where you are planning to work to verify if the course is required.
You can find a Foreign Educated Nurses review course through an online search.
Depending on which country you are from, you will be required to take one of the following tests:
TOEFL (Test of English as a Foreign Language) *Most commonly required
TOEIC (Test of English for International Communication)
IELTS (International English Language Testing System)
This test is used as an evaluation of English proficiency and readiness for academic programs. You can visit TOEFL.org for more information.
You may be excused from taking the TOEFL exam if:
1. You attended nursing school in the U.K., Australia, New Zealand, Canada (except Quebec), or the Republic of Ireland.
2. The spoken language of your nursing school was English
3. Your nursing school textbooks were written in English
It is highly recommended that you take a comprehensive NCLEX review course that will address you learning style and needs to increase your chances of passing the exam.
To get an RN immigrant visa card you will need evidence of a US based employer who will be the petitioner (I.e. A Hospital or recruiting agency) and a Visa Screen Certificate (VSC) by the international commission on Health Care Professionals (ICHP)