I arrived early Thursday morning nervous, anxious, and excited to finally take my test. After all the fingerprinting and photo taking I was finally led into the testing room. I glanced at the screen and realized that my first name was accurate, but that was NOT my last name, nor was it the NCLEX-RN, but rather the PN. I immediately said to the proctor that is NOT my name, she had this look of confusion and utter disbelief. Two of us with the same first and very common name were testing that morning, me for the RN and her for the PN. Pearson Vue main office was notified because only they could restart this other poor girls test. SO now I had to rescan all of my identifiers and go through the process once again. I finished in 75 questions, my state participates in quick results, but alas no results for me , if I try to do the "trick" I get a message "Test results on hold." This has been the worst 72+ hours of my life. . . and I wait. . .
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I arrived early Thursday morning nervous, anxious, and excited to finally take my test. After all the fingerprinting and photo taking I was finally led into the testing room. I glanced at the screen and realized that my first name was accurate, but that was NOT my last name, nor was it the NCLEX-RN, but rather the PN. I immediately said to the proctor that is NOT my name, she had this look of confusion and utter disbelief. Two of us with the same first and very common name were testing that morning, me for the RN and her for the PN. Pearson Vue main office was notified because only they could restart this other poor girls test. SO now I had to rescan all of my identifiers and go through the process once again. I finished in 75 questions, my state participates in quick results, but alas no results for me
, if I try to do the "trick" I get a message "Test results on hold." This has been the worst 72+ hours of my life. . . and I wait. . .