How long after graduating with an ADN does one have to take the NCLEX and get their license?I graduated in the summer of 2015 with my ADN and want to know if I'm still eligible to take the NCLEX in the state of Michigan? What do I need to do? TIA

Talk to your Board of Nursing they will be able to give you the information you are seeking.

Yes you can still take nclex .

Is ADN the same as RN.
An ADN is an entry-level nursing degree. This two-year program, typically offered at community colleges, provides the core training and knowledge to become an RN. Although most ADNs take two years to complete, some schools offer accelerated programs you can finish in 18 months. About the NCLEX, applicants are expected to attempt the NCLEX within two years of program completion. An unsuccessful candidate may retake the exam after a period of 45 days. Michigan allows three attempts over a one year period. If a candidate is still not successful, further education will be required. Thank you!

You need to reach out to your state board of nursing with that question. 8 years is a really long time to have been out of school and not taken boards or done any nursing. Likely you will need to take a refresher course.

If you haven't signed up for it, I believe it's anytime? I live in Florida. They recommend you test within 90 days after graduation. So, good luck!!!

In Michigan, you have 2 years after graduation to take NCLEX.