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Hey everyone. I mentioned in my other post that I was going to be graduating in May of this year. I am so excited that it is almost done with and to actually call myself a registered nurse. Although I am extremely excited I am also very nervous at the same time. I also mentioned in my other post that I would love any advice about taking the NCLEX-RN that any one has, which is one of the things that makes me nervous. It would all be much appreciated. The other thing is being a new nurse. How do you deal with being a new nurse? Is there something in particular that you did to make it easier on yourself and not so stressful? Any little tidbit I would love to hear about. Thanks and have a good rest of your day.

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Hey everyone. I mentioned in my other post that I was going to be graduating in May of this year. I am so excited that it is almost done with and to actually call myself a registered nurse. Although I am extremely excited I am also very nervous at the same time. I also mentioned in my other post that I would love any advice about taking the NCLEX-RN that any one has, which is one of the things that makes me nervous. It would all be much appreciated. The other thing is being a new nurse. How do you deal with being a new nurse? Is there something in particular that you did to make it easier on yourself and not so stressful? Any little tidbit I would love to hear about. Thanks and have a good rest of your day.

Welcome to AN! :)

Here's some of the best advice you're going to receive: go to the upper right-hand corner of this website, on the yellow banner, and find a little magnifying glass. Click it, it's a Search function. Type in some key words, and go from there.

There are literally hundreds of threads regarding being a new nurse; there is also a forum for new nurses specifically as well as the NCLEX Discussion forum. Thousands of threads there on exactly what you want to know. :)

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Specializes in Critical Care; Cardiac; Professional Development.

My advice for NCLEX is to take it as soon as possible. Pass rates go down dramatically the longer one gets away from graduation.

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Specializes in CCU, SICU, CVSICU, Precepting & Teaching.

You do realize, don't you, that you won't actually BE a registered nurse when you finish school?

There are hundreds of threads on NCLEX advice and almost as many on being a new nurse. The "Search" function is very helpful!

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