jilliang

Hello Everyone, I have been lurking on this thread. I tool the NCLEX wednesday of this week and it shut off at 75 questions. I was freaking until Friday morning when I learned I had passed!!! I tried the Pearson Trick from 3 hours on and got the pop up of cant register for a test. A friend of mine who also took the NCLEX same day as me tried the trick as well. His test shut off at 76 questions and the Pearson "trick"worked for him as he passed as well! WHoohoo.. it did help keep me sane for those two days! THANKS EVERYoNE!!!

Very well said Jenny. I totally agree that you have to do what you need to do not to be " weak and unprepared". I think that is the approach students need to take. Bottom line, my philosophy regarding learning and even my professors during nursing school was they were there to help facillitate learning if I had a problem or if I was weak in an area help me to recognize it and point me to tools that could strengthen me as a student and a nurse. However,ultimately I am responsible for knowing the material and knowing it well.

Hi everyone, Can anyone give me any advice on getting a team of nursing students together to do a short term service outreach. I am working with my school to try to organize something. Unfortunately, if I cant mobilize any faculty willing to go I dont know how we could be of much help without a RN. Does anyone having and advice on organizing or would you be interested in participating in a team? I have been to Haiti 2x before . I am non traditional student but am willing to mobilize the younger students if they want to go. Any advice, input or direction is much appreciated! Thanks in advance guys!