i just took the NCLEX-RN today, and it stopped at 76. i felt so sick after, and i had no idea how i did. i had priority questions, 1 select all that apply, no math stuff, lots of medsurg, labs, peds, no OB i think, few psych. i had lots of meds, 4 on echanecea. i think i did bad on the pharm stuff, so when it went past 75, i was kinda glad that i could do better on the next questions, but at 76, i answered it, and it shut off. im sooooooo worried. i think i already missed the pharm part, that the screen just shut off. :(
I took my boards today. I feel like I got many right and some wrong. Generally, I felt good about it. Some questions definitely had two correct answers so, I kept on thinking about which is the best. I got 75 questions. I kept telling myself I hope that I got more than 30 out of 60 correct.
It is all a waiting game guys. It's funny because everyone including family and friends are like you are smart "we know you passed!" So, if I didn't am I dumb? I am very optimistic but, the suspense is KILLLING MEEE!
I have a friend that got his results the next day at 11pm from the Maryland Board. I hope I get it tomorrow!!!!
Well, good or bad I highly endorse Kaplan. The questions looked very familiar. No questions were longer than 3 lines.
[color=#483d8b]i have a question..my agency filed my application to take the nclex last dec. 8 thru pearson vue ..but until now i haven't received my att..i really thought the processing time is 8 weeks before you receive your att...in your case..did you wait that long??
[color=#483d8b]i have a question..my agency filed my application to take the nclex last dec. 8 thru pearson vue ..but until now i haven't received my att..i really thought the processing time is 8 weeks before you receive your att...in your case..did you wait that long??
[color=#483d8b]godbless!
i believe, i got my att through email attachment after i registered for the nclex on pearson. then like maybe 2 wks after, i got the att through the mail.
You need to follow up. I mailed my application to BON about 12/22. Then I requested ATT # 1/1 and got confirmation they'd rec'd request. Got ATT # 3rd week of January. Then 3 more weeks til I tested on 2/14.
Point is, you need to contact P.V. to find out the scoop.
It is all a waiting game guys. It's funny because everyone including family and friends are like you are smart "we know you passed!" So, if I didn't am I dumb? I am very optimistic but, the suspense is KILLLING MEEE!
No, it does not mean you are dumb!!! Don't ever think that! Your family and friends won't think that if you didn't pass.
[color=#483d8b]i have a question..my agency filed my application to take the nclex last dec. 8 thru pearson vue ..but until now i haven't received my att..i really thought the processing time is 8 weeks before you receive your att...in your case..did you wait that long??
[color=#483d8b]godbless!
did you already receive a letter from the bon that you met all requirements to sit for the exam? remember that pearson-vue will not release the att until they have approval from your state where you applied. redistering doesn't give you the att automatically.
if they did register you back then and you already had received the letter from the bon, then something is not right. did you check your account with pearson-vue to see if everything is in order?
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maac
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I took my boards today. I feel like I got many right and some wrong. Generally, I felt good about it. Some questions definitely had two correct answers so, I kept on thinking about which is the best. I got 75 questions. I kept telling myself I hope that I got more than 30 out of 60 correct.
It is all a waiting game guys. It's funny because everyone including family and friends are like you are smart "we know you passed!" So, if I didn't am I dumb? I am very optimistic but, the suspense is KILLLING MEEE!
I have a friend that got his results the next day at 11pm from the Maryland Board. I hope I get it tomorrow!!!!
Well, good or bad I highly endorse Kaplan. The questions looked very familiar. No questions were longer than 3 lines.