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I think one thing that really helped me pass in 75q was to turn off the clock in the upper right hand corner. I took my sweet time with the first 75. I thought through each and every option. I told myself if the computer didn't shut off at 75 I would pay more attention to my time...you can do it! You know what to expect and you sound like you want It more than anything.
Hi Erin1984;
This is something that I have wanted for a long time. I started back in 1986, a year after graduating high school and things happened that put it on the back burning. then after being a bartender for 26 years I knew it was time to follow my heart. I am now a 47 year old wife that needs this and wants this. I have worked hard for it, and will get it no matter how many times I have to do the NCLEX.
Thanks for the support
robesher
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So, after failing the NCLEX 5 times, I am now getting ready to take it for the 6th time. I have been studying the content and been really focusing in test taking. I refuse to give up and will not let this test get the best of me. I have way too much time invested in this.
I have been getting a lot of help from the Nurses that I work with, and my D.O.N. has been so supportive.
I am feeling good about this because when I got my results from the last test i was near passing on everything and had taken all 265 questions. I plan to take my time with the NCLEX and make sure I read the questions and answers.
I'll keep you all posted on how it goes. My date is August 25th so I have time to get ready. If anybody has any test taking tips for me, it would be greatly appreciated.