June 2009 NCLEX Support Group

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i will retake my nclex on june 27 and i really need to pass this exam. good luck to all !!!:typing

hello guys!!! i took mine this morning.... its was soooo hard...!!!:sniff: i lift evrything to God now... please include me in ur prayers...=) thanks and God bless to all of us....

just hang in there. I'll include you in my prayers ill be testing on monday!:eek:..

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Hi i took mine this mornin too am a nervous mess. I have done the pearson trick but am not really convinced hoping for the best hope we all pass

hello guys!!! i took mine this morning.... its was soooo hard...!!!:sniff: i lift evrything to God now... please include me in ur prayers...=) thanks and God bless to all of us....
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Specializes in m/s ortho.

I'm still waiting for my ATT in California... hopefully taking NCLEX in late June/early July.

Good luck to everyone! I hope you all will find some time to relax and unwind, too. :)

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I'm testing June 18th, good luck to all!

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I have set mine up for the 30th. I just finished the Kaplan today and I have about 3 weeks to get myself ready. My exit test was 70 percent and I feel good about that. I just have some things to brush up on and work on those trainer questions and the Q bank. I think I got a lot out of Kaplan. Time will tell.

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Specializes in liver transplant, gen med, gen surg, er,.
I took mine yesterday and am convinced that I failed. That was the hardest exam I have EVER taken--- HESI was a walk in the park compared to this. I studied the Kaplan book and did all the practice questions in the book and on their CD. I don't think this helped me ONE bit. My computer shut off around 230 questions so I am feeling completely bummed out. I don't know what I'm going to do if I fail--- besides lose my job and try again. I graduated with a 3.5 GPA and never felt this clueless after a test. Try not to freak out... I sure got close to doing that a few times and had to take a few deep breaths and calm down. I cried all the way home and woke up at 4am this morning because I was sick to my stomach from worrying and couldn't sleep. This is awful.

dont worry yourself too much, there is a chance you passed.here s why. if you was feeling like you had to second guess all the way thru the exam, you would ve failed at 75questions like me.the fact that you got to 230 is good news. you were getting a lot right and maybe quite a few wrong but the odds seem to say that you passed.when i took my test in may, i was praying to get more than 75 qs cos i knew i wasnt doing too well right from the second question.i only got 75 and was relieved that my torture was over. i knew i had to go back and do some real studying, which i m doing now.but your situation is more optimistic, believe you me.i d say you passed so try not to worry too much.

good luck

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OMG am still in complete shock, I have actually called VBON license verification number two or three times who knows I stopped counting. I took nclex RN yesterday when it didnt shut off at 75 I stopped paying attention am really unsure of how many questions I ended up having but am sure it was not up to 90.Anyhow I had mixed feelings about the exam I missed a simple question as a matter of fact the only question that repeated itself from my NCLEX4000 review I guess I was too excited. When I came home I checked the pearson vue trick it didnt let me reregister which calmed my nerves a little but of course I was still in doubts.First thing this morning I checked online and my name wasnt there eventhough it had been updated this morning so I called the verification number and thank you GOD I had been issued my license. AM AN RN.

Thank who ever discovered the pearson trick and thank the people on this website for helping me keep my sanity

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OMG am still in complete shock, I have actually called VBON license verification number two or three times who knows I stopped counting. I took nclex RN yesterday when it didnt shut off at 75 I stopped paying attention am really unsure of how many questions I ended up having but am sure it was not up to 90.Anyhow I had mixed feelings about the exam I missed a simple question as a matter of fact the only question that repeated itself from my NCLEX4000 review I guess I was too excited. When I came home I checked the pearson vue trick it didnt let me reregister which calmed my nerves a little but of course I was still in doubts.First thing this morning I checked online and my name wasnt there eventhough it had been updated this morning so I called the verification number and thank you GOD I had been issued my license. AM AN RN.

Thank who ever discovered the pearson trick and thank the people on this website for helping me keep my sanity

congrats!:yeah:

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I took mine yesterday and am convinced that I failed. That was the hardest exam I have EVER taken--- HESI was a walk in the park compared to this. I studied the Kaplan book and did all the practice questions in the book and on their CD. I don't think this helped me ONE bit. My computer shut off around 230 questions so I am feeling completely bummed out. I don't know what I'm going to do if I fail--- besides lose my job and try again. I graduated with a 3.5 GPA and never felt this clueless after a test. Try not to freak out... I sure got close to doing that a few times and had to take a few deep breaths and calm down. I cried all the way home and woke up at 4am this morning because I was sick to my stomach from worrying and couldn't sleep. This is awful.

Keep your hopes up and keep us updated

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I graduated on April 13th so I am past due to take this exam already. I finally called up the BON and got my ATT and I'm scheduled for June 18th at 2pm! I've been studying but w/o a test date I have lacked focus. Now I am really ready to crack down these last two weeks. That's just me can't seem to feel motivated unless I have an imminent deadline.

Good luck to all the NCLEX takers!!!

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I graduated on May 16, still waiting for my permission to apply for the NCLEX, ideally I'm planning to take it sometime in mid july.

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what books should i study to help me study nclex?i know they focus on infection control,tv meds, major disease ?what do you think you couldve focused on more to make you feel more confident about nclex?

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