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I just took my NCLEX RN on Jan.18th 2014 and I really thought I failed cause it shut off on 75 and I didn't feel confident in my answers I was crying so hard feeling so down knowing that I gave all my time and effort for the exam. And I graduated 2007 in the Philippines and I thought I would not make it cause they said the exam is really really difficult but I still tried it! And when my husband paid for the quick results and says that I passed I couldn't believe it!

I used Saunder's comprehensive review questions, Kaplan comprehensive book, Michael Linares lectures and lots of free online nclex rn lectures! I didn't have to pay any review center. And I know you guys can do it too! Just give your 100% time and effort, take it seriously. All Glory to God!

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Congratulations Astride27, you did well. I am so proud of you. Your hard work and perseverance paid off. Thank God. Be thhe best nurse you can be! Much success for the new year.

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CONGRATULATIONS

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Congrats!! Hope your future endeavors and career as a nurse are fulfilling!

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Congratulations...been listening too to Michael Linares lectures, do you think was of help with nclex? now that you have listen and done nclex.. almost can relate my situation to yours cause i graduated 2007 and iam too an international nurse, im still waiting for my ATT but i dont feel prepared at all.... had signed in to mikes lectures, the 39 dollars per month and im also using the old saunders comprehensive... mike has new thing that just came NCLEX75, I wonder if that is good but its so expensive... thankyou

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Thank you guys! Once you receive your ATT. Just focus on your study. Do a lot of sample questions I did mine like 4300. I didn't subscribe to his lectures cause there's a lot in you tube. Just do a lot of prioritization, infection control and lots of SATA. there's a free site also nclexreviewers.com

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Congrats

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Congrats you made it!

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Hello astride7, I graduated last 2008 in the Philippines too. Can you give me some advice on how you did your review?

How long did you study? Is the nclex difficult?

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Thank you guys! Once you receive your ATT. Just focus on your study. Do a lot of sample questions I did mine like 4300. I didn't subscribe to his lectures cause there's a lot in you tube. Just do a lot of prioritization infection control and lots of SATA. there's a free site also nclexreviewers.com[/quote']

Hi I graduated 2007 too and I will be taking nclex this may. Just want to know how many months did you prepare for it and how many hours per day did you study? And If you don't mind sharing your study habits. Congratulations and thanks for sharing your story. :)

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Hi Zeifrancisco, When I started filing my cgfns then nclex and that was last April 2013 since I am out of school for 6 years and I needed to catch up. I started reading Kaplan comprehensive book, audio review. And when I received my ATT. I planned to have my own study guide for about 9 weeksI studied for like 5-6 hours a day. I did a lot of practice questions. Don't just read and memorize but understand the pathophysiology and test taking strategy. It was kinda tough for me cause I have a 2 year old baby. But if you really wanna pass in just one take claim it and work for it! I didn't have to pay review center but I did it cause I've work for it! I would say NCLEX is really really hard. But just take it as a challenge Study really hard and you will see in the end it will paid off all of your hard works. Be Strong and Do not give up for your work will be Rewarded 2 Chronicles 15:7

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I graudated 2006 in the phils too. I was denied by cali bon. Where did u guys apply for nclex?

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