passed nc7!! on to cpne!!

[missnurse01, MSN, RN]

hello to all! want to say that i am way excited that i have passed the last nc test. it's great to post this finally, as i have seen so many of you post the same-its surreal to be here. only cpne and physiology left! i am amazed. everyone keep pursuing your dream!

[tlynsmith]

hello to all! want to say that i am way excited that i have passed the last nc test. it's great to post this finally, as i have seen so many of you post the same-its surreal to be here. only cpne and physiology left! i am amazed. everyone keep pursuing your dream!

WOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Congrats!!!!!

[Medic2RN, BSN, RN, EMT-P]

Congratulations!!!

:yelclap:

[missnurse01, MSN, RN]

thanks for the support guys! it means a lot in this program.

[Roni_xx]

hello to all! want to say that i am way excited that i have passed the last nc test. it's great to post this finally, as i have seen so many of you post the same-its surreal to be here. only cpne and physiology left! i am amazed. everyone keep pursuing your dream!

Congratulations!!

I am curious thou how long did it take you? I am considering doing the LPN-RN through EC.

[Tweety, BSN, RN]

Congratulations!! Best wishes for success in CPNE!

[missnurse01, MSN, RN]

Congratulations!!

I am curious thou how long did it take you? I am considering doing the LPN-RN through EC.

Well, as you will find, everyone goes at their own pace. Some people test with a couple of weeks of studying, some with months. If you really want to go through it, I feel that motivation is the big thing to keep you moving. It's hard to study when the rest of the family is watching a movie, or outside playing, etc. You have to keep the end in sight which can be hard to do when you are in the middle of it. Try rnstudygroup on the yahoo groups, you can get motivation there and they have subgroups for all the nc tests and some of the pre-reqs too. Personally for me, I could get through test material in 3 weeks if I studied everyday as much as possible. But that is when I buckled down and did it!! Set goals for yourself...x amt each day, week, whatever-or schedule your tests ahead of time so you have no choice but to test. thanks for the congrats! good luck in your endeavor.

[Spazzy Nurse, RN]

Yaaaaaaaaaaaaaay!!! Way to go!

Now on to the fun stuff.

[missnurse01, MSN, RN]

thanks again everyone! and spazzy i have read so many of your posts it's weird for you to actually be congrat'ing me! can't wait to post that i passed cpne, but that is a while out-no date yet. thanks again!:)

[jnette, ASN, EMT-I]

Oh boy... now the fun begins ! :uhoh21:

Wish you the very best ! :balloons: I just get nervous even READING about someone taking this whopper... so glad it's well behind me now.

[Spazzy Nurse, RN]

:)

Let us know when you get a date. Any particular sites you're looking at?

[sisterc]

Well, as you will find, everyone goes at their own pace. Some people test with a couple of weeks of studying, some with months. If you really want to go through it, I feel that motivation is the big thing to keep you moving. It's hard to study when the rest of the family is watching a movie, or outside playing, etc. You have to keep the end in sight which can be hard to do when you are in the middle of it. Try rnstudygroup on the yahoo groups, you can get motivation there and they have subgroups for all the nc tests and some of the pre-reqs too. Personally for me, I could get through test material in 3 weeks if I studied everyday as much as possible. But that is when I buckled down and did it!! Set goals for yourself...x amt each day, week, whatever-or schedule your tests ahead of time so you have no choice but to test. thanks for the congrats! good luck in your endeavor.

Hello,I read about yours sucess, wonderful, I am about to start studing for nc7, do you have pointers, thanks