NCLEX 6/21!

[burchett1209]

Hello everyone for a year I have followed this site watching people post about their experiences with the NCLEX whether they passed with 75 or had to retake it a couple of times. Either way the stories have been extremely motivating and it's always nice to see good news! Well this is the first post I will make about my experiences I finished my associates at Kent State and graduated may 13th and while in school I did not really have to study hours upon hours but keep in mind I did not get all A's and B's either but did not have a real threat of failing at any point. After graduation I downloaded the RN NCLEX mastery app for 30 dollars one of the best investments for the number and difficulty of questions you get and have also been using the UWorld site the mastery app I finished at 64 percent and am currently at the 68th percentile in UWorld. My test will be taken in Ohio this upcoming Tuesday (21st, June)! I just wanted to say good luck to everyone else taking the NCLEX this week and I look forward to reading more success stories!

[ShelbyaStar]

I passed it as well! Good luck everyone!

It felt really hard and confusing at the time, but looking back it's like WTH was that? Not a ton of content. Glad I didn't waste my time memorizing a bunch of little things, or waste money on a bunch of different reviews. Still worth it to do practice questions to get used to them, but I really wouldn't worry a ton about content. I only finished about 2 out of 7 or 8 modules on ATI's review (fundamentals and pharmacology) and got through it.

Of course the more studying the better, and the test is different for everyone, and I do tend to do pretty well at winging tests, but yeah. Not so bad. It feels awful, but it's really not so bad. Nothing that requires studying nonstop for months. The nerves is the worst part.