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i graduated from nursing school in 2003, 3rd in my class, with a's and b's. then i failed the nlcex. i have taken several review courses, and have failed a total of three times. now, i'm just plain sad and disgusted about the whole thing and have avoided it for quite some time. anyone have any ideas on how i can get back into the swing of things and be successful?

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Specializes in med/surg.

Try Suzanne4's program, working through it very systematically. Then do a Kaplan live 5 day course to really learn how to apply the knowledge you know you have to get to that correct answer. Above all, relax, have faith & believe in yourself. YOU CAN DO IT!!!

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i graduated from nursing school in 2003, 3rd in my class, with a's and b's. then i failed the nlcex. i have taken several review courses, and have failed a total of three times. now, i'm just plain sad and disgusted about the whole thing and have avoided it for quite some time. anyone have any ideas on how i can get back into the swing of things and be successful?

Since 2003, that's 3 years ago, you need to schedule a comprehensive classroom review to get things going, all the best.

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Try Suzanne4's program, working through it very systematically. Then do a Kaplan live 5 day course to really learn how to apply the knowledge you know you have to get to that correct answer. Above all, relax, have faith & believe in yourself. YOU CAN DO IT!!!

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Check out the sticky near the top of this forum - I believe it's called, 'The First Tip of My New Study Guide.' Once you work through that, you can contact Suzanne4 for more direction.

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