Failed the NCLEX PN first time, passed 2nd!!

Congratulations!:cheers::w00t:

Thats Great!!!! :cheers: I am waiting for my letter. I graduated Dec 14.

So now I am trying to figure out how to write a cover letter and resume so I can apply at a clinic or dr office. so I am confused!!!!!

Hi CONGRATULATIONS!!! Wow! That is amazing..you know I am taking my test 2nd time and it is really frustrating. After I knew that i had failed, I felt very useless. Now I plan to do the Kaplan q bank. Hopefully that will help me and I will look into that readytopass website. What else helped you? How often did you study? I am sooo scared of taking it again and not passing. Wish me luck!!

I had heard you need to study 2 hours a day. I tried to do this but take a day off in a week. I wrote down everything that I did not know when I got a question wrong. Writing things down commits it to memory. The readytopass thing was really a lot of help and it made me accountable to someone also she was available for questions that I had evern when we weren't in a session.

I also used Ready to Pass; they came to my school and gave the review course a few days before graduation. They are some savy, smart sisters! Congratulations and welcome to the world of nursing!

i failed the nclex the first time with 89 questions. it was very frustrating and i questioned whether i would ever have a license. it is hard to know what to do after. i read an article from this site that said

readytopass.com was the way to go. i decided that i shouldn't take any chances and take the class. i also devoted my time to studying. my next test cut off at 85 and the results were pass.

i failed my first exam too,i have yet to take it over what did you do different this time.i'm studying but thinking i'm studying the wrong thing any ideas?

Congratulations. I'm on the same boat. I failed the first time and am having a hard time trying to get myself to pick a date to take the exam. I feel so much pressure to pass the test. I'm going to look into that program. I also heard that Suzanne's plan is great. I'm going to try all that I can!

I had heard you need to study 2 hours a day. I tried to do this but take a day off in a week. I wrote down everything that I did not know when I got a question wrong. Writing things down commits it to memory. The readytopass thing was really a lot of help and it made me accountable to someone also she was available for questions that I had evern when we weren't in a session.

Two hours a day? Ummmm. I studied at least 8 hours a day for a month

Great Job ! :yeah: