Why do new grads come to this General Nursing Forum to recount, step by step, their personal experience with the NCLEX exam? I'll bet I see at least 3 such posts daily. And I truly do not understand the compulsion to delineate one's personal experience, detailed to the nth degree, of studying for and taking the exam. How many questions before shut-off. How many questions of x,y,z type & character. The brand name of study materials and percentage of successful practice questions.
(And, of course, how to obtain immediate results, which is a whole other thread.)
Is this a thing to do simply because we live in an Internet blog-ish type culture?
roser13, ASN, RN
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Why do new grads come to this General Nursing Forum to recount, step by step, their personal experience with the NCLEX exam? I'll bet I see at least 3 such posts daily. And I truly do not understand the compulsion to delineate one's personal experience, detailed to the nth degree, of studying for and taking the exam. How many questions before shut-off. How many questions of x,y,z type & character. The brand name of study materials and percentage of successful practice questions.
(And, of course, how to obtain immediate results, which is a whole other thread.)
Is this a thing to do simply because we live in an Internet blog-ish type culture?