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by kemifair Jan 17I was just looking at my porfolio from school and I got an A. The short term goal was to pass nclex the first time. My long term goal was to go for my masters in midwifery. I said to my self I can't give up. I also wanted to be a labor and delivery nurse. I did good in OB in school. I'm not going to give up on my dreams. Even though I took nclex 9 times It really hurts. The tears that I have shed. Since I was a little girl I always w antdd to be a nurse.
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- Jan 18 by AmskiDid you graduate in US? I am also a test taker but i won't give up yet. So keep on trying. We can do it!!!
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- Jan 18 by nalaa83I normally don't post, more of a lurker but I want to say, that is the spirit. Don't give up on something that you've wanted all your life. Keep on until you finally get to your goal as a Midwife. I want to work in Peds. I am currently studying for my NCLEX now, recently graduated in December. I live in NY as well. If you ever tried Kaplan maybe you can do that again. I heard that have that guarantee-where you can take the class again for FREE..depending if you fall within certain guidelines. They are big on "how to take the test". I am in the midst of that right now. Or you can perhaps contact your school and ask for help..
- Jan 18 by kemifairQuote from nalaa83Nalaa its been 4 years I csnt contact the school.I normally don't post, more of a lurker but I want to say, that is the spirit. Don't give up on something that you've wanted all your life. Keep on until you finally get to your goal as a Midwife. I want to work in Peds. I am currently studying for my NCLEX now, recently graduated in December. I live in NY as well. If you ever tried Kaplan maybe you can do that again. I heard that have that guarantee-where you can take the class again for FREE..depending if you fall within certain guidelines. They are big on "how to take the test". I am in the midst of that right now. Or you can perhaps contact your school and ask for help..
- Jan 18 by x_factorI suggest taking a refresher course. If you cannot pass it after 9 times, something definitely needs to change. A refresher course may help you be more successful on your next attempt.
- Jan 18 by kemifairI took 3 refresher course that is not the problem I need help with critical thinking and test taking techniques.
- Jan 18 by x_factorQuote from kemifairCritical thinking and test taking skills are the point of the refresher courses, they help you understand the rationales and why the correct answer is the correct one. If you've taken the NCLEX 9 times and you've taken 3 refresher courses and still cannot pass, it may be time to consider re-enrolling into a good nursing program and start fresh. I understand you graduated from a nursing program already, but obviously somewhere along the line, something went wrong.I took 3 refresher course that is not the problem I need help with critical thinking and test taking techniques.
Starting at the LPN level and working your way up from there may not be a bad idea either. If this is what you really want to do, sometimes you have to take a detour to get there. Obviously re-taking the NCLEX over and over and over isn't going to lead to anything, so it's time to look into a new direction. Re-enrolling into a good school and starting fresh may be the direction you need to go. - Jan 19 by begoshQuote from kemifairHave you utilized Amazon.com: Kaplan NCLEX-RN 2012-2013 Strategies, Practice, and Review WITH CD-ROM (Kaplan Nclex-Rn Exam) (9781609785659): Kaplan: Books?I took 3 refresher course that is not the problem I need help with critical thinking and test taking techniques.
I'm not sure what resources you have on hand right now. With most NCLEX RN review books, the first few pages/chapters discuss critical thinking strategies and test taking techniques.