I will pass the NCLEX on June 4th!

[rob4546]

Okay, maybe I shouldn't be so sure of myself but I believe I should be as positive as I can. I feel really prepared and confident about the knowledge I have gained over the last 3 years. I excited that I have a job waiting for me, as long as I pass of course. I will test on Wednesday, June 4th, and felt it was my time to start a NCLEX test thread.

I haven't posted here much since joining, but I have learned much from others and am happy that I have had this resource. Thank you for all the people that post often and the experienced members that give suck good advice! I hope to have time in the future to pass along my experiences to the people just starting their journey.

[DJAYS]

Great job hard work pays off

[charnsuka, ADN]

Well I was in and out in about 1.5 hours. Only saw 75 questions and feel pretty good about it. Can't say what difficulty of questions I had except for the first 25 were fairly easy, and the last 50 were much harder. One of the last questions asked about Marfan Syndrome which I thought was above an entry level RN abilities. Remembered it affects the bones but that was it. Overall I had around 15 SATA, 2 drag and drop ordering, 1 dosage calculation (I felt it was tough and I usually do incredible on those), and needed to know 5 drugs (only one I hadn't seen).

Did the PVT and got............ "Our records indicate you recently scheduled this exam and another exam can not be scheduled" So you know I am really happy as hell!!! Can't get in touch with my mentor instructor, she knew I would be calling..... Wanted to thank and celebrate with her.

Thank you all for the kind words and well wished. Thank all that have helped me with good advice and positive words when I have been down. I am going to thank my wife today by going shopping!!!!!!!!

So very happy for you! I knew you would do it! Congrats, RN!

[LuvCash RN, ASN]

Congratulations!