Part II Eligibility
Student Eligibility
You must be enrolled in, or graduated from, an eligible college to take Part II in your third year. Online approval from your college is required for initial Part II eligibility. The NBCE strongly recommends that college representatives approve only the applications of students who have satisfactorily completed courses in the subjects being tested. The courses must be completed by the application deadline. Individual chiropractic colleges may establish additional requirements, provided they inform the NBCE.
While enrolled in a chiropractic college, you may take the examinations as many times as needed to pass. However, be advised that individual states may impose different or additional requirements or restrictions.
Once you have passed Part II, you may not retake these examinations without special requirement of a state licensing authority.
Doctors of Chiropractic Eligibility
If you are a graduate of an eligible college you may take Part II with online approval from the chiropractic college you attended. You may take the examinations as many times as needed to pass. However, be advised that individual states may impose different or additional requirements or restrictions.
Once you have passed all of the subject examinations in Part II, you may not retake these exams without special requirement of a state licensing authority.
Retakes
A doctor or a student of chiropractic who has successfully passed Part II is not allowed to retake any previously passed exam, except when required by a state licensing authority. Scores from retake examinations based on this criteria do not void the original passing scores.
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Where Can I Take The FCLR Exam?
The NBCE offers FCLR at Prometric Testing Centers throughout North America.
After completing your application, you will then proceed to the scheduling section of the application.
How To Register At The Test Site
- ARRIVE EARLY. If you arrive late to an exam, you will not be admitted. Your exam fee(s) will be forfeited and you will need to reapply for another administration date.
- At registration, you must show one form of identification, which must be a valid government-issued photo ID. NOTE: A Digital ID will not be accepted. If your ID is expired, you will not be able to test - funds will be forfeited. After ID has been renewed, you will need to reschedule and pay for another administration.
When Will I Get My FCLR Score? What Is The Passing Score?
Within two weeks following the exam, the NBCE will post your score to your MyNBCE account. You will not receive scores at the testing center.
The Florida Board of Chiropractic Examiners requires a passing score of 75%. If you score below 75%, you will be required to retake the examination. You can apply to retake the exam at your earliest convenience.
Fees
The fee for the Florida Chiropractic Laws and Rules Exam (FCLR) is $95.
If you receive a failing score on FCLR, the retake fee is $95.