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

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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.:specs:

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Specializes in Psych, LTC, Acute Care.

Congratulations!:cheers::w00t:

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Thats Great!!!! :cheers: I am waiting for my letter. :banghead: 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!!!!! :confused:

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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!!

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Specializes in Case mgmt., rehab, (CRRN), LTC & psych.

[color=yellowgreen]congratulations!

:D :smiley_aa :cheers: :balloons: ;)

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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.

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Specializes in Community Health, Med-Surg, Home Health.

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!

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:yeah::yeah::yeah:CONGRADULATIONS!!!!!!!!!!!! I too failed my Nclex the first time. That was over a year ago. I have not retaken the test yet. I just don't know what to do. I feel like I am suck in a rut. The more information I read, the more I discover I don't know. I get so frustrated. I am going to check out the readytopass website. Can anyone give me there reviews on the Hurst nclex review? I really need some guidance. Thank you in advance for your assistance.
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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.:specs:

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?:o

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Congratulations!!!:balloons::balloons::balloons:

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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!

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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

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