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OMG I PASSED!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!

AFTER 4 YEARS OF FEAR, I TOOK THE NCLEX FOR THE SECOND TIME AND PASSED!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! For all of you out there who think you can't do it or think it is too difficult to be done, IT CAN BE DONE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :yeah:I graduated in December of 2004, took the test in February of 2005 and did not pass!!!!! OMG, I took the test on April 13th.....today is April 16th and I found out I passed!!!!! I am a Registered Nurse!!!!!!! I want to thank everybody for all the support and advise!!!!!!!! For those of you who are multiple test takers, please believe you can do it! Claim it before you walk in the testing center and take the test with confidence. Good luck to you all!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Congratulations!!!!!!! How did you prepare? I've been out of school for almost a now and have failed it twice and I'm getting ready to take it again in 3 weeks because my ATT is getting ready to expire.

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:hpygrp::urck::hehe::prdnrs::nmbrn::anpom::dancgrp:

:heartbeat:redbeathecongratsssssssss nurse!!!!! yay:redbeathe:heartbeat

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I used the Saunders book, mainly. I reviewed the material from the Saunders book, then I did practice questions from a few other books; NCLEX RN Made Simple, NCLEX For Dummies, Kaplan...... YOU CAN DO IT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

CONGRATULATIONSSSSSSSS!!!!! :yeah::up::yeah::up::yeah::up::yeah:

:anpom::ancong!::anpom:

:yeah:I also graduated in 2006 took the test twice and am getting ready to try again,

I was part of a holistic health business that closed down, and now am ready

to try to get back into care, specifically hospice nursing.

I have been using the Saunders Book, & Prioritization, Delegation & Assignment.

As time grows near to my test date I am most concerned with the meds,

I would love some advice, on how you studied...

How long did you study before you felt ready to take the test again?

I am on my fifth week

Thanks dawn

Congratulations...:hpygrp:

journee, RN...:nurse:

How long did you study Saunders, or content? Congratulations!!!!!!!

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I studied off and on for several months before I went on and took it again. I made flash cards and studied them at work when work was slow. I almost forgot; I downloaded and listened to lectures from something called the Feuer Files...I hope I spelled it right. It included hours of lectures on Med/Surg, Peds, Maternal health and Psych. Towards the end of my studying, I did lots of practice questions from several different books including NCLEX RN for Dummies, NCLEX RN Made Incredibly Simple and Kaplan. I hope that helps! YOU CAN DO IT!!!!!!!!!!

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