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Good Pop-Up!

Hey y'all!

I just took my NCLEX for the second time and got the good pop-up!! I'm so excited!

The first time I took my test I got all 265 questions and (obviously) failed. I let myself be upset for a couple of days but then got down to business. I did the 3 week NCSBN review then did a live Hurst Review 3 weeks before my test.

I took my second test this morning and got the good pop-up. I had 75 questions and they were mostly pediatrics and about 25 SATAs. HURST IS THE REASON I PASSED!! The course really condensed the information down into what you need to know for the test and presented it in a fun and easy to understand way (not like patho classes!)

For all you studying, I highly recommend Hurst.

For those of you that have failed, life goes on and you'll get there! Don't lose hope!

For those of you that have passed, I'm glad to be able to call myself one of you and finally have RN, BSN after my name!

-Rachel

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    congratulations.

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    Congrats to you!! :up: WHich good pop up did you get??

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    After you take NCLEX, you can log back into the PearsonVue website and attempt to reregister for your exam. If you have passed, you get a pop-up that says "Our records indicate you have recently scheduled this exam. Please contact your Member Board for further assistance. Another registration cannot be made at this time." On the other hand, if you fail, it takes you to the credit card screen and allows you to register for another attempt.

    From what I've seen, it's 100% accurate and beats having to pay $7.95 to know if you passed or not.

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    IT WORKS..IT WORKS..I PASSED!!:nailbiting:

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    IT WORKS..IT WORKS..I PASSED!!:nailbiting:

    yeyyyy :D congratulatiooo0ns !!!!

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    Congrats!! It's a great feeling, isn't it?!

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    IT WORKS..IT WORKS..I PASSED!!:nailbiting:
    Congrats to you!!
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    I took the NCLEX RN today, the test shut off at 75 questions and I got the good pop up! :)

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    Congratulations!:)

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    I passed my NCLEX today. Let the celebrations begin and better yet I got an email from Scripps today saying they'd like to interview me.

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    After two painful days of waiting to get my results, and all the discouragement from reading all the posts about how true the good pop-op is, I had to let everyone know that IT DOES NOT WORK. I was getting the "bad" pop-op for the two days and just got my results and I passed. I also live in MA, and here it takes a few days for your name to post on the state website. If you're getting the bad pop-op stay positive, it does not mean anything. Good luck!

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    After two painful days of waiting to get my results, and all the discouragement from reading all the posts about how true the good pop-op is, I had to let everyone know that IT DOES NOT WORK. I was getting the "bad" pop-op for the two days and just got my results and I passed. I also live in MA, and here it takes a few days for your name to post on the state website. If you're getting the bad pop-op stay positive, it does not mean anything. Good luck!

    I'm guessing you didn't realize this thread was two years old when you typed a response....right?

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