Hi i will be taking my nclex-pn soon, and undeniably just thinking about it takes my anxiety level off the roof.
I just want to start a thread for my fellow nclex-pn test takers, so we can encourage and update each other for our upcoming exam, until we pass, and get our license.
It would also be great to hear from all those nurses, who recently passed the nclex-pn, about their experiences and if they have some helpful tips to share.
Hi everyone I'm taking the NCLEX PN on April 29th and I'm nervous as hell. I have so much riding on this test. I wasn't the best student but far from being the worst. It is just frustrating because you really don't know where to begin with studying. It is difficult for me to concentrate because I have personal issues going on like being homeless due to getting evicted for my sons' bad behavior. On top of that he will be going to the slammer in a few weeks. He has always been a good kid but my year in school was the worst because all I could think about was him. I know I have to get focused but its hard. I had a 90% chance of passing the nclex the first time according to the comprehensive exam I took at school. I'm depressed, anxious and confused. Does anyone have any advice for me.
I know I'm late to this thread but I just wanted some input, I'm using kaplan a bank this will be my 3rd time taking the nclex pn! Really hoping that this time I pass!!! Any advice on what to expect now since the nclex changed last year.
been in and out of Nursing school for almost 5 years now due to finance because i don't qualify for nothing. i make too much they said.Now in my five years i have talked to a million people about there Nclex experience. to sum up all in a nut shell. it doens't matter what you use. just put in a lot of time on question...and most important read your rationals even if you get the question right.
I graduated last month. N my nclex is Nov 5. I'm so nervous I think I'm going to reschedule it. I've been studying ATI book and questions and a little bit of Saunders. I'm the type of person that I cant study for hours a day because I literally lose my focus after 30-40 minutes. I took the ati comprehensive final and for an 82% of passing nclex studied some more and took it again and I got 93% of passing nclex. I have test anxiety. Idk what to do???
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