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I Passed!!!

Hello. I just wanted to say that I passed my NCLEX!!! and that I'm really happy and thankful to God for this blessing. I was really shocked because I thought that I had failed. The computer stopped at 75 and I know that it means either two things. I passed or failed, since the computer had to be 95% certain. I had a headache all throughout the test. I just prayed really hard. God was the One who helped me passed this test, because if not for Him, I don't think I could've the determination and strength to even continue with such a bad headache.:nuke: Man I was so scared. Cried a lot for this test. I know what a silly thing to do huh? I just found out yesterday. Apparently my friend had known about it since last weekend but figured that I knew so she didn't call me. Man, I've been waiting like crazy. I didn't know you can look at the CA board's website. I was only relying on the quick results but that doesn't work for CA. So I decided to wait for mail or email. Now I'm sad because of this I decided to not go back to school for this Spring cause I didn't know my results.

I took the Kaplan review. My diagnostic results were really low but then I improved a lot, on the passing range during the Readiness Test. My average for the tests online, including the question trainer are probably around 60+'s. I got a 66%, on the last question trainer just one percent above the recommended, so I was kinda worried.

I'm just glad it's over. :nurse:

To all the other candidates: I will pray for you, and am praying for you. God bless you all. And I hope you pass.

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Hello. I just wanted to say that I passed my NCLEX!!! and that I'm really happy and thankful to God for this blessing. I was really shocked because I thought that I had failed. The computer stopped at 75 and I know that it means either two things. I passed or failed, since the computer had to be 95% certain. I had a headache all throughout the test. I just prayed really hard. God was the One who helped me passed this test, because if not for Him, I don't think I could've the determination and strength to even continue with such a bad headache.:nuke: Man I was so scared. Cried a lot for this test. I know what a silly thing to do huh? I just found out yesterday. Apparently my friend had known about it since last weekend but figured that I knew so she didn't call me. Man, I've been waiting like crazy. I didn't know you can look at the CA board's website. I was only relying on the quick results but that doesn't work for CA. So I decided to wait for mail or email. Now I'm sad because of this I decided to not go back to school for this Spring cause I didn't know my results.

I took the Kaplan review. My diagnostic results were really low but then I improved a lot, on the passing range during the Readiness Test. My average for the tests online, including the question trainer are probably around 60+'s. I got a 66%, on the last question trainer just one percent above the recommended, so I was kinda worried.

I'm just glad it's over. :nurse:

To all the other candidates: I will pray for you, and am praying for you. God bless you all. And I hope you pass.

Congrats! Welcome to the world of nursing:nurse:. I remember when I finished taking the NCLEX, I drove the wrong way home on the interstate for miles before I realized I was going the wrong way:uhoh21:. I was confident in some areas and not in other areas. You just have no clue of how you did. But you did it and now it is time to implement your skills which have nothing to do with all that information you learned in school.:D Im just kidding. They gave us so much information that you would think that we were going to be diagnosing the patients. Well good luck out here in the nursing world. Your in for an interesting ride. Do me a favor, Even when times get hectic and your feeling a little stressed out, please don't forget that your patients are human and have feelings like you and I. It can be stressful sometimes and you have to remind yourself you are taking care of human beings.

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Congrats! Welcome to the world of nursing:nurse:. I remember when I finished taking the NCLEX, I drove the wrong way home on the interstate for miles before I realized I was going the wrong way:uhoh21:. I was confident in some areas and not in other areas. You just have no clue of how you did. But you did it and now it is time to implement your skills which have nothing to do with all that information you learned in school.:D Im just kidding. They gave us so much information that you would think that we were going to be diagnosing the patients. Well good luck out here in the nursing world. Your in for an interesting ride. Do me a favor, Even when times get hectic and your feeling a little stressed out, please don't forget that your patients are human and have feelings like you and I. It can be stressful sometimes and you have to remind yourself you are taking care of human beings.

Aww you drove the wrong way home? You must've been thinking so much about the test. I remember I couldn't think of anything else while driving, but I forced myself to concentrate because I knew I had to be alert. I was just feeling really down and low because I was thinking I didn't make it. I kept saying I Passed just so I would be calm. You sound like an experienced nurse, glad to hear your advice.

TO ALL Who shared this happiness with me, Thank you so much!!! :heartbeat:lol2:

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Congratulations to you!

We both had the same dilemma because I also took it from the same Boards, which is California. I also had just 75 questions, which means either you passed it impressively or you failed it miserably.

I took it last March 14, 2008 and just got my license last Saturday, March 29, approx. 15 days and I was so overwhemled with joy. Especially that I made it for the FIRST TIME!!! hehe...

I did self-review and used Saunder's Q & A and I borrowed Public Library's books. I also used some Kaplan.

Again, congrats and good luck to you.

Let us give thanks to our Lord for standing by our side during the exams.:yeah::yeah:

So you didn't know where to look too? I feel so bad for the others like us. CA state boards should put that in their letters, either the eligibility or the ATT so people would know.

And Yes we should give Him praise!!!:nuke:

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Congratulationsssssssssss

Thank youuuuuuuuuu!

CONGRATS!!!! :nurse:

well, congratulation to you..... and i hope i'll also pass the exam!

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