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Sidenote, I also took Hurst review and used the NCLEX mastery app to study. Both are very helpful. I also did a lot of practice questions from several different books. I feel the two things that prepared me most were Hurst review and just taking deep breaths and thinking to myself "be a safe nurse" while taking the test. Good luck.
jena5111, ASN, RN
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Ecstatic to report that I have finished nursing school...it is done! DONE!
Not even sure which forum to post in since I have finished nursing school and I'm in the process of interviewing for jobs. So kind of in Graduate Nurse (GN) purgatory.
Humble-ish brag--I finished my program with all A's except for one B in the ONE nursing class I kinda didn't like. Overall, I had an amazing class/clinical experience and I loved my nursing program. My clinical instructors were second to none. In the future, I would like to give back in some way as a nursing instructor/unit educator.
I'm registered with PearsonVue; just need my ATT and I will take NCLEX ASAP (a lot of acronyms in one sentence, wow). I took Hurst review and subscribed to the NCLEX Mastery app. I feel confident/hopeful about NCLEX--my school's > 90% pass rate doesn't hurt either!
I hope to work on an adult cardiac/tele floor--two interviews this week so we'll see.
THANK YOU to AllNurses for the support, wisdom, and guidance through the pre-nursing courses and my nursing program. I lurked on this site well before taking my prerequisites. Then I finally registered and have been here ever since (2010, I believe).
Special thanks to GrnTea, RubyVee, TheCommuter, HouTex, nurseprnRN, icuRNMaggie, Here.I.Stand and anyone else who has responded to my posts. I appreciate your time and insight.