LPN training in Maryland

University of Phoenix

Location: Online School

How to Become an LPN in Maryland

To become an LPN in Maryland you will need to:

  1. Be a high school graduate or hold a GED.
  2. Attend a practical nursing program approved by the Maryland Board of Nursing, or an equivalent program.
  3. Apply for Maryland licensure. You can obtain an application form by requesting one from daversa@dhmh.state.md.us.
  4. Register for the NCLEX exam at http://www.pearsonvue.com/nclex/. The exam fee is $200.
  5. Take and pass the exam.
  6. Receive your license from the Maryland Board of Nursing.
If you fail the NCLEX exam, you can retake it in 45 days.

Did you know that LPNs in Maryland earn a mean hourly wage of $23.09 or a mean annual wage of $48,030?

Maryland Board of Nursing

4140 Patterson Avenue
Baltimore, MD 21215   
Phone: (410) 585-1900
Fax: (410) 358-3530
Website: http://www.mbon.org/


Other LPN schools in Maryland

Allegany College of Maryland

Anne Arundel Community College

Baltimore City Community College

Carroll Community College

Cecil Community College

Chesapeake College

College of Southern Maryland

Frederick Community College

Hagerstown Community College

Harford Community College

Howard Community College

Prince George's Community College

The Community College of Baltimore County

Wor-Wic Community College

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