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It's Been 4 Years

I Have Been Studying For 3 Months Straight, And On And Off Through The Years. I Have Already Took The N-clex Twice. It Took Me So Long To Realize That It Is Time To Get Over The Denial And Finish What I Started. I Went Through So Much After I Took The Lpn N-clex In 2003, And I Thought I Could'nt Do It. But, With Prayer And Belief I Woke Up One Morning Realizing It Was Time To Make A Start. I Just Want To Let Everyone Know To Never Give Up And Wait So Long. Luckily, I Saved All Of My School Work. I Had To Start Back Over. I Seperated All Of My Systems And Other Subjects In Different Binders And Studied One Every Week, And I'm Still Not Finished. I Am Also Studying From Learningext.com Online. I Also Refer To The Saunders Book For Re-enforcement.

Does Anyone Know The Success Of The Learningext.com Program? Yall, I Am Trying So Hard This Time, Nothing Will Stop Me!!!! Thank You!

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Nothing Will Stop Me!!!!
Don't speak too soon. You really need to call your state's board of nursing to ensure that you are still eligible to take the NCLEX. In my state of residence, you are no longer eligible to take NCLEX if you have not passed it within 4 years of completing the LPN/LVN program. If 4 years has elapsed, my state requires applicants to start from scratch and attend school all over again.
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Don't speak too soon. You really need to call your state's board of nursing to ensure that you are still eligible to take the NCLEX. In my state of residence, you are no longer eligible to take NCLEX if you have not passed it within 4 years of completing the LPN/LVN program. If 4 years has elapsed, my state requires applicants to start from scratch and attend school all over again.

Well, lucky for me!!! I live in Louisiana and as long as we take a refreshners course after we pass the n-clex it's fine!! Trust me I already checked that out! That was my main concern before I even began to study. But thanks for the Info!!

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:lol2: i know some people may believe it is unbelievable! 4 years!!! But guess what? I have faith!!!

I will keep you all updated!!

You will be fine! Good luck to you.

There were so many Questions about Prioritization on the PN NCLEX… I found a book that was useful. Prioritization, Delegation and Assignment published by Mosby @ amazon.com

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