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Passed my LPN boards!!!!! I did take the Nclex twice and the 2nd time went much better. I was so nervous the first time and stressed myself out to the max. One thing that I think helped me the second time was I studied more questions than actual material. Every night I would do 50-100 questions, and it seemed the 2nd time went 10x easier than the first time. I was really bummed when I failed the first time, but I told myself I could do it and was not going to fail again. Just wanted to say Good Luck to all the LPN test takers and to never give up You can do it!

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:ancong!: When and Where did you take your exam? and did you do the Pearson vue trick? Ive taken mine here in CA on 3/30 and got the good pop up but now gotta wait for a month or so for the official results.

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Thanks! I did mine in Fargo, South Dakota. I did do the pearson vue trick about 30min after I took my test and it worked! When I failed the first time it took me all the way through the cc page. It took about 2 weeks before I got my license and offical results in the mail.

Good Luck!!!!!!!

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oops I forgot I took my boards the 2nd weekend in March.

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hey Lisat380, I took mine in CA March 29, I also get the good pop up, but don't know if I could rely on this trick,, so stressed...

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Congrats Guys......Im still waiting for my att ....its been 6 weeks now ...i gave it Feb 18 ...how was the exam any tips...

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:dancgrp: congrats:yeah:

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Passed my LPN boards!!!!! I did take the Nclex twice and the 2nd time went much better. I was so nervous the first time and stressed myself out to the max. One thing that I think helped me the second time was I studied more questions than actual material. Every night I would do 50-100 questions, and it seemed the 2nd time went 10x easier than the first time. I was really bummed when I failed the first time, but I told myself I could do it and was not going to fail again. Just wanted to say Good Luck to all the LPN test takers and to never give up You can do it!

How many questions did you do? I'm doing Saunders 4th edition and have done about 700 questions. I'm taking the NCLEX PN on 4/28 and I'm getting nervous because I'm studying the material and it's taken me so long from mid- Feb. to now. Any advice you have for me would be most appreciated!

Thank You!:redbeathe

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I had 116 questions, I also used the Saunders book. Practice questions questions questions. Thats what helped me the most. I was so nervous the first time I took it, so the 2nd time I tried to remain calm as best I could, got a good night sleep. I kept telling myself you will pass. When I got to the test and past the min amount of questions and the computer kept going I stopped took a deep breath cuz I started to get a little nervous and kept pluggin away. I came out of the test feeling very confident that I passed. Doing questions everday really helped me out and I also made sure to look at the rationales, I also had a lil notebook I made with questions and labs that I would review each day. You will do great! Good luck!

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Passed my LPN boards!!!!! I did take the Nclex twice and the 2nd time went much better. I was so nervous the first time and stressed myself out to the max. One thing that I think helped me the second time was I studied more questions than actual material. Every night I would do 50-100 questions, and it seemed the 2nd time went 10x easier than the first time. I was really bummed when I failed the first time, but I told myself I could do it and was not going to fail again. Just wanted to say Good Luck to all the LPN test takers and to never give up You can do it!

What book or CD did you study on ??? and how did you study from it??

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I used Saunders, and studied with both the book and CD, but did alot, alot of questions from the CD.

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