If you’ve failed the NCLEX three times or your nursing license has lapsed, the Florida Board of Nursing (BON) requires you to complete a remedial course before you can move forward. While the process may seem overwhelming, enrolling in a Florida BON-approved remedial course is actually straightforward. In this step-by-step guide, we’ll walk you through the eligibility requirements, registration process, and what to expect once you enroll.
1. Determine Your Eligibility
- Required if you failed the NCLEX three times.
- Required if your nursing license is inactive or lapsed.
- Verify whether you need RN or PN remedial course.
2. Choose a Florida BON-Approved Provider
- Only courses listed on the Florida BON website are accepted.
- Confirm that the provider offers both didactic (theory) and clinical hours.
- Atlantis Educational Center is fully approved and offers English, Spanish, and Creole options.
3. Gather Your Required Documents
- Valid government-issued photo ID.
- Proof of prior NCLEX attempts or inactive license documentation.
- Payment method for course fees.
4. Complete the Online Registration Form
- Visit the provider’s course page.
- Select your language (if applicable).
- Fill out the enrollment form with accurate information.
5. Submit Your Payment
- Most providers accept credit/debit, PayPal, Google Pay, or Apple Pay.
- Payment plans may be available (e.g., two installments).
6. Receive Your Course Confirmation
- Check your email for login credentials and syllabus.
- Contact support if you don’t receive confirmation within 24–48 hours.
7. Start Your Course
- Begin with online didactic modules.
- Complete hybrid/clinical components as outlined.
- Attend required weekly live sessions.
FAQ Section
Q: How long is a Florida BON remedial course?
A: Typically 4–6 weeks, depending on provider and format.
Q: Do I need to live in Florida to take the remedial course?
A: No, courses are available online with hybrid/clinical hours completed in community-based settings.
Q: Can I go straight into NCLEX review after remedial?
A: Yes, many providers offer bundle options that let you transition directly into NCLEX prep.
