by surgeryrn

265! I'm going to lose my mind any minute! anyone get that same amount?

I just took the NCLEX June 23 for the first time. I got all 265 questioins. I passed. Hang in there. I know EXACTLY what you are going through right now! If you got all the questions, that means you where in the game all the way to the end!

I had a friend get 265 questions and that person passed.

Originally Posted by austinsmom

I just took the NCLEX June 23 for the first time. I got all 265 questioins. I passed. Hang in there. I know EXACTLY what you are going through right now! If you got all the questions, that means you where in the game all the way to the end!

Thank you so much it eased my tension a little. I did find out today on sunday that I infact passed on the pearson vue web! What a nightmare weekend, but now I can go relax finally-surgeryrn :hatparty: :hatparty: :hatparty: :hatparty: :hatparty: :hatparty:

Originally Posted by surgeryrn

265! I'm going to lose my mind any minute! anyone get that same amount?

--PASSED!!:hatparty: So 265 can be a good thing too! surgeryrn

Originally Posted by surgeryrn

Thank you so much it eased my tension a little. I did find out today on sunday that I infact passed on the pearson vue web! What a nightmare weekend, but now I can go relax finally-surgeryrn :hatparty: :hatparty: :hatparty: :hatparty: :hatparty: :hatparty:

Congratulations!!! :hatparty:

I had a feeling you would be posting good news!

Yes, I REALLY DO know how you feel! Getting 265 questions was the worst. I was there for 4 hours. I was definitely not expecting that. When I took the LPN exam last year I got the minimum number of questions (85) and was out of there in 45 minutes! But the RN test really kicked my butt. I had to keep reminding myself that as long as the computer kept throwing questions at me I was still in the game. I had a cold, couldn't breath, was trying not to disturb the other test takers by coughing, and they had to bring in tissues for me, only 2 at a time. My head was so congested it felt like it was in a vice. Not the ideal test taking experience! Yes, I tried to reschedule the exam, but all the test dates were booked through July and I’m supposed to start my new job on the 19th (no stress there!) I was so down in the dumps when I left. I drove to the cemetery to spend some time "with" my mom. She got to see me get my LPN, but not my RN and I was sobbing. That’s a whole other story. My stupid cold was getting to me and I went through a whole box of kleenix at the cemetery!

I was so scared to check the Pearson site that I had my son on my lap so I could squeeze him for comfort upon seeing the bad news. I was wondering how I would be able to get through taking that test again. And then when it said "Pass" I still burst out crying. Then I thanked God.
My whole body was so worn down from the experience that it took a couple of days to actually be able to enjoy the news.

Anyway, congratulations to the both of us! Hope you get to celebrate like you so deserve! YOU'RE AN RN NOW!

CONGRATS!!!

Remember folks the number of questions you have on NCLEX is only a number!

Originally Posted by austinsmom

Congratulations!!! :hatparty:

I had a feeling you would be posting good news!

Yes, I REALLY DO know how you feel! Getting 265 questions was the worst. I was there for 4 hours. I was definitely not expecting that. When I took the LPN exam last year I got the minimum number of questions (85) and was out of there in 45 minutes! But the RN test really kicked my butt. I had to keep reminding myself that as long as the computer kept throwing questions at me I was still in the game. I had a cold, couldn't breath, was trying not to disturb the other test takers by coughing, and they had to bring in tissues for me, only 2 at a time. My head was so congested it felt like it was in a vice. Not the ideal test taking experience! Yes, I tried to reschedule the exam, but all the test dates were booked through July and I’m supposed to start my new job on the 19th (no stress there!) I was so down in the dumps when I left. I drove to the cemetery to spend some time "with" my mom. She got to see me get my LPN, but not my RN and I was sobbing. That’s a whole other story. My stupid cold was getting to me and I went through a whole box of kleenix at the cemetery!

I was so scared to check the Pearson site that I had my son on my lap so I could squeeze him for comfort upon seeing the bad news. I was wondering how I would be able to get through taking that test again. And then when it said "Pass" I still burst out crying. Then I thanked God.
My whole body was so worn down from the experience that it took a couple of days to actually be able to enjoy the news.

Anyway, congratulations to the both of us! Hope you get to celebrate like you so deserve! YOU'RE AN RN NOW!

Congrats to you too, sorry your mom couldn't be there. I'm sure she was there in spirit. Where are you going to go to work? I am going to a gen surgical that is surgery specialized unit. I can't wait to hit the floor so far I have been in orientation for 3 weeks and have one to go.

Originally Posted by surgeryrn

Congrats to you too, sorry your mom couldn't be there. I'm sure she was there in spirit. Where are you going to go to work? I am going to a gen surgical that is surgery specialized unit. I can't wait to hit the floor so far I have been in orientation for 3 weeks and have one to go.

Thank you surgeryrn. I felt like my mom was there in spirit. When I told my dad that I passed, I burst into tears saying I wish mom knew - and he said, "she knows." It made me feel better.

I'm going to work in labor & delivery. First I have to move. I didn't want to move until first making sure I passed the NCLEX. Now I have to find a place to live - in San Diego. The stress never ends, but this is a good kind of stress. Much better than the stress of the NCLEX!!!

You're lucky to be almost done with orientation. Good luck with your career. I'm so happy for you. Enjoy your success!

I just took my NCLEX exam yesterday, 06/21/07. It was HORRIBLE. I took it over an hour away from my hometown, by myself. I came out just crying my eyes out. I had the entire 265 questions and it took me right at 5 hours to complete it. I feel so awful about the test. I am scared that I haven't passed!!! Does anyone have any words of wisdom, encouragement, anything?