Get Hawaii Board Of Nursing

According to the policies of the National Council of State Boards of Nursing (NCSBN), which oversees administration of the NCLEX examinations, you may take an exam no more than eight times in one year, but the organization does not cap the lifetime number of retakes allowed.

According to a recent release from the NCSBN, the passing logit score for the NCLEX-RN (through 2019) is 0.00. Basically, this means that you need to be answering the medium difficulty questions correctly at least 50% of the time to pass.

Maine: 1-2 weeks. Maryland: 2-3 days. Missouri: 2 weeks. Nevada: 1-2 weeks. North Carolina: 1-2 weeks. North Dakota: 1-2 weeks. Texas: 2 weeks. Vermont: 3-5 business days.

Fill out the application for Licensure by Endorsement (print legibly in black ink) ... Complete a Self-Query Report through the National Practitioner Data Bank. ... Pay the associated fees. ... Mail in your completed application to the Hawaii Board of Nursing.

Fill out the application for Licensure by Endorsement (print legibly in black ink) ... Complete a Self-Query Report through the National Practitioner Data Bank. ... Pay the associated fees. ... Mail in your completed application to the Hawaii Board of Nursing.

You have 30 days after you establish residency and become employed. The NCSBN notes, Because the state's licensure by endorsement process may take more than 30 days, it is suggested you apply early. And don't forget to notify your former state's board of nursing that you are no longer a resident.

Once you take and pass the NCLEX-RN, you will become licensed by the state. Timing on this varies as well, but typically you can expect to get your license within 6 weeks.

She stated that there is no time limit on when you finished your nursing education to make you eligible (or ineligible) to take the NCLEX and you should go ahead and apply.

It will take approximately 15 to 20 business days to process upon receipt of all required documents. Your temporary nursing license will be valid for 90 days. Other additional steps to receive permanent licenses must already be in the process.

According to a recent release from the NCSBN, the passing logit score for the NCLEX-RN (through 2019) is 0.00. Basically, this means that you need to be answering the medium difficulty questions correctly at least 50% of the time to pass.

In Florida, Hawaii, and Michigan, candidates who fail the exam three times are required to take and successfully complete state-approved remedial course(s) before they can re-take the exam for the fourth time.

Fees: $194 for Applications between July 1st of an Odd-Numbered Year and June 30th of an Even-Numbered Years. $126 for Applications between July 1st of an Even-Numbered Year and June 30th of an Odd-Numbered Year.