Humor Me PLEASE....

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Specializes in Labor and Delivery.

OK I know I am probably going to get alot of replies about this but it is something that I have just recently noticed. For those of you who have taken the NCLEX at least twice please read and reply if you remember.

Do you remember if your survey at the end of your test was different with the test that you passed as opposed to the ones when you failed. Now both surveys ask about Pearson and how they treated you but, the one that people seem to get when they pass also ask if they agree not to disclose info about the NCLEX and blah,blah you get the picture. So, I am doing a little survey of my own ,to see just how many people got a different survey when they passed in comparsion with when they failed. Those of you that passed on the first try can also reply if you can remember your survey. Usually when you pass the 1st time you don't care or try to remember anything about the test. But those of us that had to test 2 or more times tend to remember everything.

Like I said before, this is just for fun and this is not intended to give anyone false hope or anything like that. I still believe that FAITH and hard work will get you through everything. So to everyone who has tested or will test in the future remember: WITH FAITH YOU DON'T NEED LUCK !!!!!

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Specializes in OR, ER.

took nclex last month..passed on 1st take..but it took me 265 qs..i did remember the survey about pearson staff and setup,etc..and not to disclosed any material/part of the nclex.do you think that if u fail they won't ask u any feedback about the center or about not disclosing parts of the nclex?

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Specializes in Labor and Delivery.
took nclex last month..passed on 1st take..but it took me 265 qs..i did remember the survey about pearson staff and setup,etc..and not to disclosed any material/part of the nclex.do you think that if u fail they won't ask u any feedback about the center or about not disclosing parts of the nclex?

personally it seems when you fail you are not asked the part about disclosing information, but that's just my observation, not a proven fact.

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I think we're talking myth here. It just doesn't make sense to me that they would want failing candidates to go around and disclose test info any more than they would want passing candidates to do so.

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I had to fill out the disclaimer about not giving out questions before i took the nclex for the first time, I also had to fill out the survey at the end.

Sorry I think it is a myth

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Specializes in LTAC, Telemetry, Thoracic Surgery, ED.

I took mine monday morning and I'm still waiting for results but I did get the survey about not sharing the information (so I hope you're right) but one thing did happen that kind of made me wonder.

I know the pearson people don't know if you passed or not but when I was leaving the testing center (before all the other NCLEX takers) clearly shaken both of the proctors said good job on taking the test, I replyed with something along the lines of "we'll see" both of them said, I'm sure you did great. and I'll bet you passed.

Now they are probably just being nice but why would they say something like that when people sometimes DO fail.

I know I'm just looking for any hope.....I'll let you know if I passed or not for sake of your survey.

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Now they are probably just being nice but why would they say something like that when people sometimes DO fail.

Because they never took nursing and don't know what false reassurance and therapeutic communication is, lol.... ;)

It makes zero difference what kind of survey you get. People have failed with either, and passed with either. It's a random survey. Your results are not linked to that popup screen.

You studied, you strived, you learned your content and practiced questions. NOW is the time to unwind, and just wait for your "pass" :)

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