Are advisors suppose to rip you up if you fail the Nclex?

Wow.

That was a mouthful. Sorry to hear you bolo'd your NCLEX but it happens.

My question to you is - why do you still have an ADVISOR at your school if you have graduated?

And who cares what your school thinks? They didn't provide you a nursing education (which qualified you to take the NCLEX) out of love or charity. They did it because you paid them a boatload of cold, hard cash.

You wouldn't have gotten heat from your school if you had broken ties with them the day you graduated. Walk away from them and never look back. And chuck all those future fundraising letters in the circular file!

Sounds like that teacher took the scenic route in telling you to get your rear end in gear.

Now get yourself in gear and dont spend another small fortune on that test until you have prepared adequately.

turn the other cheek with this teachers over zealous speech about the pass rate, etc, you might need former teachers for references for job apps.

you can do it! good luck!

reread your post and i missed the eat a gun part til now.

please reach out and talk to someone if you have any more thoughts about hurting yourself.

If it were me and that advisor contacted me again I would refer her to my attorney.

I agree w/the walk away and don't look back part, schools are a buisness they want your money, i went to Galen who alos boasts about their passing rate, i didn't pass my RN NCLEX and when i contacted them about possibly attending a study class they dropped me like a hot potato, wouldn't even return my phone calls, so right then and there it was a cold slap of reality, the only person i can count on is myself and the kind folks i've found on this web site.

Your referral to suicide was extremely unsettling. You weren't prepared and not all the questions on the test are slated to deceive in order to ruin peoples lives.

Your post has several red flags indicating you need to talk to someone IMO.

If you are interested please look into Hurst review services. Great program. Good luck!

"Your referral to suicide was extremely unsettling. You weren't prepared and not all the questions on the test are slated to deceive in order to ruin peoples lives.

Your post has several red flags indicating you need to talk to someone IMO."

I'm in agreement with Tyvin. Is there someone you can talk to who can offer support in life? And, don't let the comments made by your advisor tear you down. You are too valuable for that. Study and prepare more intensely for the next time you take the NCLEX. Remember--the exam is written based on what every entry level RN should know. Critical thinking is a big part--hence the reason there are often at least 2 responses that appear to be right--there really is only one correct one. The test item writers are writing items based on standard of practice, not necessarily what each individual program tested on, although it has been my experience that most programs "test toward the NCLEX" by writing exams/using test bank questions that are geared toward the NCLEX. Anyway---hang in there. The hurt, disappointment, and anger will fade and one day you'll look back and say "I did it!!! I passed the NCLEX!!!". Hang in there!