NCLEX Related FAQs
Didn’t pass the NCLEX or need remediation to satisfy licensure requirements? Aceso offers state-approved NCLEX remediation courses for RN and PN candidates. With flexible hybrid and online options, our course includes clinical hours, instructor feedback, and tailored content that strengthens clinical judgment and builds confidence.
Yes! The remediation courses offered by Aceso are approved by the Florida Board of Nursing. In fact, you can find us located on the Florida Board of Nursing’s website on the approved-providers page for both PN remediation and RN remediation.
Aceso has been helping nursing students with NCLEX prep since March of 2017.
Financial aid is not offered for Aceso’s remediation course, so unfortunately, it is currently not an option; however, Aceso offers flexible payment arrangements for some courses. Please call the campus for further information.
Need a last-minute review that packs a punch? Aceso’s 2-Day NCLEX Cram Course delivers live lectures, critical thinking drills, and downloadable resources to help you narrow your focus and master the essentials. Perfect for students feeling overwhelmed or preparing for a retake.
Aceso’s NCLEX-RN Theory Review Course prepares students for the NCLEX-RN exam by diving deep into patient care principles, pharmacology, nursing ethics, and the NGN test format. Ideal for new graduates, international nurses, and re-entry RNs.
Whether you’re preparing for the NCLEX-RN, NCLEX-PN, or need NCLEX LPN prep, Aceso offers specialized courses that cover core nursing topics, priority-setting, and clinical application. Led by nurse educators with real-world experience, our courses are structured to help you pass on your first try.
General Questions Aceso Receives:
Aceso is proud to partner with CareerSource for financial assistance options for some of our full nursing programs! If you believe you may be eligible for assistance from CareerSource, we encourage you to contact the North Florida chapter to see what options may be available to you.
Life happens, and we understand that. The program hours built into the curriculum for each course are required; however, if you do need to miss time you will be given an opportunity to make it up in order to complete the required hours. Each course has specific policies for making up time, and sometimes that includes a fee (especially if changes to clinical dates are needed). Please be sure to read all enrollment paperwork and feel free to contact the school if you have further questions.
Aceso offers many courses, classes, and CEUs to choose from, each with a different length. CEUs may provide one hour of continuing education, and reviews may take a few days.
- IV Therapy courses are 30 hours
- Remediation options may be eight to ten weeks,
We offer variability and flexibility for graduate nurses seeking initial licensure or experienced nurses maintaining compliance for renewal. You can find course-specific information in the calendar/course description, or call the campus for additional details.
The American Heart Association is the gold standard for BLS for HCP guidelines and recommendations. As such, certification by the AHA is accepted by all our clinical affiliations, from hospitals to clinics. This is an important distinction because many courses that “follow the guidelines of the AHA” are not actually AHA-approved courses and, therefore, may not be accepted by healthcare facilities. Aceso is proud to offer BLS for HCP courses that follow the guidelines set by the American Heart Association and that, if completed, result in AHA certification.
We are committed to your success, and we understand that testing while the information is still fresh in your mind can increase your odds of passing the NCLEX. Once you have completed your course, it takes 7-10 business days for Aceso to process your paperwork and forward all necessary information to the Florida Board of Nursing.