Can anyone tell me the difficulty of the state nursing exam...
Jun 17
It's a national exam, and how "difficult" it is depends on the person taking it. Most people pass on the first try, some take seven tries, and some never pass at all.
Jun 17
Just wondering if the national exam is based on what I've learned from school...or is it more thinking outside the box......thanks for replying..
Jun 17
Wth? Your original post has absolutely nothing to do with the thread title...
Jun 17
Do you have a *nursing* degree?
Jun 17
An AA degree does not equal an ASN degree. You have to go to nursing school.
Jun 17
During nursing school you are being prepared tp take the boards. To meet the minimum criteria one must have successfully completed and graduated from an accredited nursing school, had sufficient clinical hours, and be approved from the state you want to test in
Jun 17Joined: Jul '16; Posts: 4,034; Likes: 18,164It's a national exam, and how "difficult" it is depends on the person taking it. Most people pass on the first try, some take seven tries, and some never pass at all.
Jun 17From: FL, US ; Joined: Jun '18; Posts: 2Just wondering if the national exam is based on what I've learned from school...or is it more thinking outside the box......thanks for replying..
Jun 17Joined: Jan '11; Posts: 5,440; Likes: 22,504Wth? Your original post has absolutely nothing to do with the thread title...
Jun 17Specialty: 13 year(s) of experience in PICU ; Joined: Jun '06; Posts: 877; Likes: 1,730During nursing school you are being prepared tp take the boards. To meet the minimum criteria one must have successfully completed and graduated from an accredited nursing school, had sufficient clinical hours, and be approved from the state you want to test in
