NBE Prep Funeral Arts & Science -National Board Exam

10/15/2025

01/06/2024

Reason #99 why it’s wise to invest in our NBE Review Course.

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Per the ABFSE website, “…the 2023 textbook reference list is used by The Conference in preparation of NBE (and SBE) test items”.

01/02/2024

🌟 As the calendar turns, we reflect on the moments that shaped us and the lives we've touched. May 2024 experiences reward your continued dedication to our noble profession. 🌹🕊️ Happy New Year from the NFDA Board of Directors and staff! 🎉✨

01/02/2024

HAPPY NEW YEAR FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMERS....

12/29/2023

As soon as you finish the exam, you will see your pass/fail status on the computer screen. Since as of January 1, 2023, you can only see your numerical score if you fail the exam.

Since the questions on each administration of the exam are slightly different, the exam is scored using a scaling system. The scaled scores take into account that some questions are more difficult than others depending on which version of the exam y
ou take, meaning that your score will represent your level of knowledge fairly. The passing score for the Funeral Service exam is a scaled score of 75.

12/29/2023

Our Funeral Service Test Study Guide Is Unlike Any Other.

If you'd like to get the Funeral Service Test score you deserve, to quit worrying about whether your score on the Funeral Service Test is good enough, and to beat the test taking game so you can become a funeral service professional, then this might be the most important message you read this year.

Our comprehensive study guide for the Funeral Service Examination is written by our test experts, who painstakingly researched the topics and the concepts that you need to know to do your best on the Funeral Service Test. Our original research into the National Board Examination (NBE) and State Board Examination (SBE), offered by the International Conference of Funeral Service Examining Boards (ICFSEB), reveals the specific content areas and the essential skills that are critical for you to know on the Funeral Service Test. We've taken the information and developed a study guide that is guaranteed to help you be successful on the Funeral Service Test.

12/29/2023

Here's Exactly What You Get With the
Funeral Service Exam Flashcards Study System
When you order the Funeral Service Exam Flashcards Study System, you'll get our set of flashcards specially selected to give you the most Funeral Service Test performance improvement for the least time. This is just a partial list of the topics you can find in our cards:

Saponification
Jean Gannal
Thanatology
Pathological Anatomy
OSHA Regulations
Selected Hardwood
Metathesis Reaction
Types of Bereavement
Federal Income Tax
Back Muscles
Tunica Externa
Kubler-Ross
Restitution
Lindemann's Grief Syndrome
Euthanasia
Bereavement
Medical Examiner
Acknowledgement Cards
Styles of Caskets
Testatrix
Attachment Theory
Uniform Commercial Code
Embalming Fluids
Purchase Requisition
Flaring Square
Masselin
Liturgical Worship
Forwarding the Remains
Internal Autopsy
Humanistic Therapy
Hospice Care
Computer Terminology
Novation
Glomerulonephritis
Staphylococcus Aureus
Atrial Septal Defect
Sublimation
Glomerular Capsule
Digestive System
Consecutive Method
Formaldehyde
Uniform Anatomical Gift Act
Ecchymois
Ulcerative Colitis
Limited Liability Corporation
Postmortem Conditions
Restorative Arts
Embalming Process
Outer Burial Containers
Small Business & Accounting
Burial Practices
Osteosarcoma
Remember, this is just a small sampling of the topics covered in our system. Overall, you get our premium-quality flashcards covering everything you'll need to succeed on the Funeral Service Test.

12/27/2023

Dedicated to all of the funeral directors who are supporting their communities by working on-call tonight or tomorrow.

12/24/2023

Head and neck Anatomy.

12/19/2023

What is a DEATH PRACTITIONER?

This refers to any person working in or around death. This could include, but is not limited to, funeral directors, doulas, morticians, embalmers, advocates, people involved with palliative care or involved in any other area of end of life and death.