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Hey guys, I forgot to update you yesrerday. I did pass my nclex. My license was posted on the state website 24 hours after my exam. So PVT worked for me and I passed in 75 questions!

I started out in the low 50s and worked my way up to high 60s and some 70s. I was in the 76th percentile. I had one self assessment exam and made a 76% on it. I was in the 96th percentile and had a "very high chance" of passing. As far as nclex, there were priority questions and who would you see first questions. Lots of meds for me too.

I just took my NCLEX-RN today (6/5) and it stopped in 75. I did the PVT and got the good pop up. I felt like I passed. I got 15-20 SATA, 1 EKG and the rest were MC. I used Uworld only and finished about 1800. Now the wait begins.

Does anyone know how long it will be until they let us know if we have an offer? I've heard a few days, and I have also heard a week or two.

No, it only had one date, but two locations.

Hey guys, I have a friend that got an interview as well at EUH, but on the email it says two interview locations one at ESJH, and the other at EUH off of Clifton Rd. For those who interviewed today, please let me know what location you went to? Thanks!

Luckily I got on quick yesterday and was able to get an interview at St.Joseph's in the ED. There were only 4 spots left and went on about 45 minutes after they sent out the email.

@tiff_RN What department did you get a job in? Also, what kind of questions did they ask you? How long did they take to get back to you for an interview? Lastly, did you have any work experience in the hospital prior to now? Thanks so much!

Hi everyone, I am graduating May 2018, and was looking into the New Grad Residency at Northside Hospital in Atlanta. I have heard it is a very respectable hospital and want to know more about their residency program. How is the interview process like? How is orientation for new grads? Do you like your co-workers? What do you like about working at Northside (if you do)? Any information that you think would be helpful, please let me know. I am in love with emergency nursing and I honestly don't know what I would do if I do not get a job in the ER at any of the hospitals I have applied to. Thanks so much!

I'm thinking about applying to Emory, but I am not sure if I want to drive all the way to Atlanta for work (I'm from Gwinnett). I might apply once I get my practicum placement though. I would like to know what your interview process like? Also, I'm interested in the ED, do they hire new grads? Thanks!