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Feeling defeated

I subscribed because I don't know what else to do so I figured I would reach out to some folks that may have experienced similar situation. I have been out of school for almost two years and have taken the NCLEX LPN twice and failed I was at the top of my class and got very good grades and yet I cannot pass the test I'm truly at the end of my rope and feel defeated I'm not a quitter but the NCLEX can turn you into to one if anyone has suggestions please feel free thank you nurses.

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    Have you tried refresher and/or review courses? Having been out of school for 2 years, you may need reinforcement of the information you learned. Also look into what your issues were: test anxiety? learning disabilities? not knowing the information? Analyzing why you failed will help you take corrective actions.

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    Thank you

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    Your issue may be learning how to apply your knowledge. Have you taken any NCLEX prep courses? It's important to do lots of question and read the rationales.

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    Get yourself an NCLEX book and do as many practice questions as you can, reading the rationales as you go. How you do on the practice tests will be a pretty good indicator of how you will do on the actual NCLEX. If you find yourself missing a lot of questions in one particular section, crack your books open and review those chapters. Best of luck to you! Failure isn't failure until you give up.

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    Thank you guys for the helpful advice, back to the drawing board I go. Failure is not an option gotta get over this hump so I can start prerequisites for the rn program

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