by carmelsundae143

I took my exam yesterday. Went to bed at 11:30 the night before wound up like a top, woke up at 2:00 and like a retard, didn't go back to bed!...That's right, I was so nervous and anxious that I was afraid to go back to sleep. So I left the house 2 1/2 hours earlier than I needed to and went to find the testing center. It's right in the middle of the "red light" district. What an eye show that was. I got there 45 minutes early and they did the fingerprint, picture, fingerprint thing then got me in there......I got 130 questions and when I left, I was in a fog. I went directly to the bathroom and heaved my not so healthy breakfast up, continued down to my car and cried for almost 20 minutes before I made my way blindly towards home....I really don't even want to talk to anyone until I find out my results tomorrow. I am pretty sure I failed, but that seems to be the common thought. I can't even remember the last 15 questions that I had. Bombarded with med questions and OB. The to subjects that we covered least in school. I didn't have too many off the wall questions about religion or even geri. Anyway Pray and I will post pass or fail tomorrow am.

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Good luck to you. Welcome to Allnurses.

(This post was in someone elses thread and was off topic so I moved it so you could get more prayer and support).

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keep on praying and relax...

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Good Luck Think Positive You'll Be Alright.

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Keep a positive attitude you will be an RN soon!!!!

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best of luck to yah. dont stress your self out waiting for the result. enjoy the wait. go out and have fun. the result will come, the test has been done and worrying will not change anything but the way you live yer life while waitin feel fresh.

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Good luck to you. I just wish I knew why the test has to be the way it is. It just seems to be from a different place than what you got in school.

Shouldn't the test reflect what you got out of school? I did some big time studying and also attended 2 live review courses. Failed.

I sat there and thought, "none of this prepared me for NCLEX". I could have gone straight from my nursing final to NCLEX and it wouldn't have mattered.

I understand ther needs to be a qualifying standard but can't understand why whether you can work or not is determined by a test unlike the way you were taught in school.