The Licensure Professor, on your phone.
The same NCE and NCMHCE courses, practice items, clinical cases, flashcards and study plan as this site, built for a few minutes of study wherever you are. Sign in with the account you use here and your progress stays in step on both.
Android: the app is in testing now. Join the tester list and the invite comes by email.
Have an Android phone? Help test the app.
Google Play asks for a group of testers to use a new app for two weeks before it can be released to everyone. If you study on Android and would like early access, leave your email. You will get a link to install the test version, and a short note on what to try. Testing takes no extra work beyond using the app the way you normally would.
Your email is used only for the tester invite and app updates. See the privacy policy.
Thank you. You are on the Android tester list. The install link comes by email once the next test build is ready.
What is in the app
A five-minute daily drill, your streak, and the next lesson in your plan, so a short session still counts.
All 63 NCE lessons and the NCMHCE course, by domain, with the key terms each lesson teaches.
Practice questions with explanations, and the clinical simulation cases for the NCMHCE.
The flashcard decks, with the cards you miss coming back sooner.
Questions
Is the app free?
Yes. The app and the website are free for anyone who creates an account before January 1, 2027, and those accounts stay free. After that date new members pay a one-time fee.
Do I need a separate account?
No. Sign in to the app with the same Google or Apple account you use on this site and your lessons, practice history and flashcard progress follow you.
When does the Android version come out?
Once the Google Play test period is complete. Joining the tester list above is the fastest way to get it, and testers are told first when the public version is up.
Does the app show ads?
A small number, the same as the website. What the app collects and why is described in the privacy policy.