PearsonVue Trick

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You guys...I think I'm gonna be sick. I just took NCLEX today and I wasn't going to do the trick because I've heard of rare instances where it didn't want to get my hopes up if it ended up giving me a false positive, or be depressed for 2 days unnecessarily because it gave me a false negative. But I was so anxious and couldn't wait any longer, so I decided to do it and it let me go to the credit card page :( So now I just have this sinking feeling in the pit of my stomach that I failed, and praying so hard that I'm one of those few people I've heard of that gets a false negative from this trick!!! I've heard that it's 100% accurate when it has the good pop-up, but that there have been a few people that have gone to the credit card page and ended up passing...I'm holding out hope that I end up being one of those, but seriously...that's not how my luck goes. My test shut off after 105 questions, and I had absolutely no feeling of how well I think I did. Some questions I was really confident on, but then some questions I just could NOT figure out for the life of me they were so ridiculous. I'm not a good test-taker and I always have such high anxiety, but I've never failed a test like this that I took, even when I didn't feel good about it afterwards. I had such a difficult time in nursing school and suffered through every minute of it and the months of review I've done preparing for this and I just want it to be OVER!!!! I honestly don't think I can bring myself to take it again if I failed, I'm just so seriously over it. I'm going to pay for the quick results on Monday morning, but I don't know how I'm going to get through these next 2 days. I've been so anxious about it all day already and trying to do things to take my mind off it, but it's still been horrible. And then if I spend these 2 days being anxious and stressed, and then find out I failed? A whole weekend of worrying only to find out I'm a failure. Seriously, so many months of studying, so much preparation, so many practice tests, so much anxiety...and all for what, if I fail? All for nothing.

Sorry for the rant, everyone...I've just been talking to friends and family all day about this and none of them understand because none of them have been through this...and even though they can be sympathetic and try to help me, they really don't know what I'm going through. So, even though I don't really know any of you, I figured I could post my concerns on here and get the rant out about this that I can't really give to anyone else.

So, all that being said, I need a shred of hope here. Have any of you done the trick and gotten to the credit card page but then found out you passed? Please, if it's happened to any of you or anyone you know, please respond. I need to know that it's possible!!!

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Im sorry... dont be too hard on yourself. Just prepare to take it again cause its pretry accurate

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Ive saw a couple posts where people got a good pop up but still failed. It seems pretty accurate, but you never know! Either way, wait until you can get your unofficial results and if it is a fail, then just pick yourself back up and figure out where you went wrong. I think with NCLEX sometimes it is hit or miss (I haven't taken it yet, so this is just MOP). When I take my practice exams there are some tests Im like "yeah, awesome!" because the questions asked are my strong areas, then sometimes I get questions from my weak areas and I want to cry! Just try to figure out your weak areas and go from there!

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How did you do? Please do not give up!! Its only 45 days away that u can take it again!

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Don't lose hope. Wait until you get your results.

There were people who got the cc page but passed. The trick may be somewhat accurate but not 100% accurate. You will never know until you get your results.

You might want to read these posts. Keep your head up.

https://allnurses.com/nclex-discussion-forum/pearson-vue-trick-822698.html

https://allnurses.com/nclex-discussion-forum/my-2013-nclex-811328.html

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