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I am an RN now!!

I found out yesterday that I passed the NCLEX RN with 75 questions. I took it on July 4,2009. Held my breath through-out the weekend. I called a number given to me by another successful NCLEX RN and was so relieved to hear the automated message that I have an active RN license!!!. I am rooting for you all that will be taking the NCLEX in the near future. So far, everyone who has taken the NCLEX RN in my class has passed....we are working on a 100% pass rate.:specs:

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I found out yesterday that I passed the NCLEX RN with 75 questions. I took it on July 4,2009. Held my breath through-out the weekend. I called a number given to me by another successful NCLEX RN and was so relieved to hear the automated message that I have an active RN license!!!. I am rooting for you all that will be taking the NCLEX in the near future. So far, everyone who has taken the NCLEX RN in my class has passed....we are working on a 100% pass rate.:specs:

Cogratuation!

May I ask what is your school's name?

Congrats,can you tell us what books or review have you used to prepare yourself for the exam,what kind of topics you had on you tests (just a general idea). Thanks

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I did the Hurst Review 4 day on-site review and Kaplan NCLEX-RN strategies book. Kaplan is great for testing strategies and Hurst for content. Because of NCLEX copyright laws, I can't tell you the nature, topics, etc. of the NCLEX exam. Truthfully, You have just completed 2-4 years of academics...you already know your content. So don't sweat it!! Do some practice questions but don't try to cram over ALL of your nursing notes. I trust you will be fine!!!!

Congratulations to you!

Congrats!

Congrats!

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