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NCLEX Exam

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Nursing students are required to take the NCLEX test, or National Council Licensure Examination, in order to be licensed as a LPN or RN. Part of the program at Jersey College's School of Nursing is preparation for this exam, including test prep in class, tutoring and resources in the library.

The exam tests nursing students on their knowledge of the human health systems, clinical skills and patient care. The tests are designed by the National State Boards of Nursing and are updated every few years to ensure their relevancy to the field.

Preparation for the Exam

In-Class Test Prep

Throughout the terms, teachers incorporate NCLEX preparation into lectures by discussing skills to pass the test and topics that will be covered.

Test Practice

Students are required to take online practice questions which prepare them for the questions they may encounter on the exam.

Test Prep Guides

Jersey College's library offers a variety of testing guides that can be borrowed or viewed online.

Academic Counseling

Throughout their time in the school, students can make appointments with academic counselors to discuss their performance and how to improve.

For additional information regarding testing information, please contact us.

You can also obtain a free information kit about Jersey College's nursing programs or take a video tour of the campus to see our nursing school for yourself.

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