Frequently Asked Questions
Clear, authoritative answers regarding foreign transcript evaluations, closed-school degree rescues, 3-month hospital clinicals, and NCLEX board registration.
No. Under American higher education articulation statutes, international coursework completed at recognized nursing universities abroad (in Nigeria, Ghana, Kenya, the Philippines, India, the Caribbean, the UK, etc.) can be evaluated for equivalency and transferred into an active, accredited US collegiate partner institution. You only complete missing didactic hours, US-specific pharmacology, and clinical residency units before registering for the NCLEX.
No. Even if your school padlocked its doors or was stripped of state approval, the hours and courses you genuinely completed and passed are recorded in academic syllabi and grade rosters. Through our academic rescue pathway, our legal compliance team and registrar review your transcripts and articulate your valid hours into an active, degree-granting sister university.
Have a Specific Question About Your Case?
Every nursing transcript is unique. Speak directly with a senior credential evaluator to review your state board eligibility.