Preparing for NLN

While I wouldn't want to dissuade you from nursing if that's really what you want to do, you should know that "job opportunity, stability, good benefits" is not the case for most new grads across the US. Some areas of the country still hire new grads at a decent rate (with that growth opportunity) but there are many more that have nurses who cannot find work for months...even a year or more. Where do you live that there looks like good potential for you?

I'm in Delaware: the job market for RN here is much better than DH (no jobs are ever posted are avail where as RN has many more avail here) n because if the economy good jobs are scarce regardless of what you do so I'm not discouraged if it takes me awhile to find a job in RN, I can work doing other things until I find something if I do have any issue, but anything I can get will be better than the customer service job I've been working up until now. I was only saying it's a better career choice for where I am than DH is, but as I states the economy sucks for almost everyone right now so I'm just trying to choose the better options

Ok, then; good luck! :)

I used this book & got 94:

ISBN 9780763762711 - RN Pre-Entrance Exam with CD 3rd Edition Direct Textbook

I'm in Delaware

Me too... Check your other thread

Thank you! :)

I just bought that yesterday! Ok so on the right track :)

I used this book & got 94:

ISBN 9780763762711 - RN Pre-Entrance Exam with CD 3rd Edition Direct Textbook

Study this and you'll do great! I barely studied it and scored 132. Best of luck! ?

I had to take it twice....I panicked and couldnt finish math...im in ga and we had to get in the 75% the first time i was in the 86% and the second i was in the 92%....im now awaiting my acceptance letter nervously...but definatly study...the english is cake the math is basic but im like rain man...i can do trig all day but long division takes me forever....the science isnt bad if your fresh out of bio classes and anatomy but brush up on physics...there are some fun youtube videos that cover chemisrty and physics too called crash course.

I had to take the test twice! my school requires at least 100 on it to be accepted, the first time I didn't study at all, I got a 95 but had just finished chemistry 101, second time I looked over the practice questions for 4 hours the night before and 2 hours the day of and passed with a 107. I wish I could have studied more but in early decembet with finals and papers due it's tough. I'd reccomend to schedule your test during the summer if possible so you can devote your time to study the book and practice questions. good luck!