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Procrastinator Passes

I posted earlier in the summer, how I had been so unmotivated to study. I took the RN NCLEX on Friday and just found out I passed. I wanted to encourage anyone out there who was like me ~ putting off studying ~ to just go ahead and schedule the exam. Scheduling put the fire I needed underneath me to get serious about preparing.

I cannot say that I felt good about the test, though..... like most, I didn't come out of there feeling like I knew anything. I'm only guessing something sunk in.

My best wishes to all who are waiting to test.

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Congradulations Nurse!!!! :hpygrp:

Congrats on passing

congrats! How many questions did you have? The last time I took boards was in Aug. of 07 and I'm now scheduled for Nov. 8th.

Congratulations!!!!!!!

congratulations

congrats new nurse

Congratulations on passing boards!!:yeah::yeah::yeah:

congratulations!! its a good thing that u didn't take it when u weren't motivated to study. thats big part...u did it when u were ready and u survived..hats off 2 u. only u know yourself...u go and keep on going rn!!

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Thanks everyone. I love this site; everyone is so encouraging. I have come here often just to read and I take something with me every single time.

Best of luck to you on your upcoming test, Boricua67. I got cut off pretty early (85), but of course that doesn't mean a thing. The best advice I can give you is what has already been said ad nauseum: stay positive, quit studying at least the day before, and try to get a good night's sleep so your brain can function.

Again, I wish all the future test takers best wishes! We'll be great nurses. :wink2:

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Congrats!!!!

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