I graduated from LVN nursing school in 2009. Altogether I've taken the NCLEX four times and failed. I feel like I'm not smart enough to be a nurse but I know if the thousands of other nurses have made it then why can't I? In the beginning I took 3 NCLEX reviews at my school but I feel that it did not pertain to any of the questions that were on my tests. At this point I don't know what to do. Should I hire a tutor? I'm thinking of paying $350 - $400 to attend an NCLEX review but am afraid I'll be paying for something that isn't going to help me. There's so much information to learn & know that I feel overwhelmed. I need understanding and help. I don't want to give up. Does anyone have any advice that would help me? This last test I got a lot of questions asking about Nurses attending workshops on certain subjects and implementing them to their staff. I had no clue on how to answer these.
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I graduated from LVN nursing school in 2009. Altogether I've taken the NCLEX four times and failed. I feel like I'm not smart enough to be a nurse but I know if the thousands of other nurses have made it then why can't I? In the beginning I took 3 NCLEX reviews at my school but I feel that it did not pertain to any of the questions that were on my tests. At this point I don't know what to do. Should I hire a tutor? I'm thinking of paying $350 - $400 to attend an NCLEX review but am afraid I'll be paying for something that isn't going to help me. There's so much information to learn & know that I feel overwhelmed. I need understanding and help. I don't want to give up. Does anyone have any advice that would help me? This last test I got a lot of questions asking about Nurses attending workshops on certain subjects and implementing them to their staff. I had no clue on how to answer these.