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I Made It!!

I passed the NCLEX!! I am so happy that I am finally an RN!!! Waiting for the results was one of the worst things I have ever had to do!! It was worse than waiting for my wedding day!! At least I knew that would have a happy ending!!

WOO-HOO!!!! Good luck to all still in the studying and waiting period.

The only thing that I can say that may have helped was doing practice questions from the disks that came with books. I think it helps develop the "thinking your way through the questions" process. It doesn't actually help with the material!! Hardly anything I reviewed was actually on my test. And have faith that 85% of first time test takers do pass!!

Good Luck!!

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Congratulations. Good job!

Way to go!

i passed the nclex!!

the only thing that i can say that may have helped was doing practice questions from the disks that came with books. i think it helps develop the "thinking your way through the questions" process.

good luck!!

congratulations:melody: :balloons:

and thanks for the infos.:)

Congratulations :balloons: :balloons: :balloons: :balloons:

I have a question when you were studing what was the average % you would get on the tests that you would take. I won't graduate until next December but I was justing wondering want to look forward to. I have a Saunders Nclex review book.

Way to go!! Congrats!!!!!!!!

Congratulations :balloons: :balloons: :balloons: :balloons:

I have a question when you were studing what was the average % you would get on the tests that you would take. I won't graduate until next December but I was justing wondering want to look forward to. I have a Saunders Nclex review book.

Congratulations to sme-nurse!!! you made it!!!

i just passed the test myself...taking the nclex-rn test is really scary...it seemed that i'm gonna have a panic attack...but waiting for the result is much worse!!!!

RN1...to answer your question...i never passed any of the practice tests...my usual score were always between 55% - 60%....they said you are ready to take the test if you always get 70% onthe practice tests...Saunders is a really good review material...also the lippincott 3000 cd...

Thanks for the reply

Congrats

Congratulations to sme-nurse!!! you made it!!!

i just passed the test myself...taking the nclex-rn test is really scary...it seemed that i'm gonna have a panic attack...but waiting for the result is much worse!!!!

RN1...to answer your question...i never passed any of the practice tests...my usual score were always between 55% - 60%....they said you are ready to take the test if you always get 70% onthe practice tests...Saunders is a really good review material...also the lippincott 3000 cd...

Congrats to hunny_pye as well!!

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Reply to RN1. I pretty much got grades on CD reviews from 50 to 70%, but more 60% scores then 70's. That is what scares you when you are walking in to take the test, knowing that you never aced the practice questions!!

I like the Lippincott and Saunders CD's because they both have a lot of questions!!

Good Luck in school!!

congratulations!

i passed the nclex!! i am so happy that i am finally an rn!!! waiting for the results was one of the worst things i have ever had to do!! it was worse than waiting for my wedding day!! at least i knew that would have a happy ending!!

woo-hoo!!!! good luck to all still in the studying and waiting period.

the only thing that i can say that may have helped was doing practice questions from the disks that came with books. i think it helps develop the "thinking your way through the questions" process. it doesn't actually help with the material!! hardly anything i reviewed was actually on my test. and have faith that 85% of first time test takers do pass!!

good luck!!

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