CMNDRSheppard

My school used PassPoint for the last quarter of class. I found that it didn't help me much, because when it came time for our NCLEX predictor test, I bombed badly. It starts off giving you Level 1 questions, and the difficulty ramps up the more ques...

I'd say those are great scores, and your strategy is fine as well. I'd encourage to look over questions that you have gotten correct as well if you haven't already. The most important thing is to fully understand the rationale for each question. Even...

I know how you feel, and I'm pretty sure the NCLEX is aimed to make us feel stressed because it's what's waiting for us in the field! I didn't cry, but I celebrated like the ex-athlete I am: a lot of "**** yeah!", "Let's go!", and my patented incompr...

I just finished my NCLEX at roughly 80, and I don't know how to feel. Felt good early on, but near the end had more of the difficult multiple choice questions. Anyway, what would a non-passing level question look like? Just want to gauge if I sa...

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Well I guess it's all moot because I just found out I passed via quick result. I'm elated that I passed, but I wish I didn't think about that question as much as I did =/ The nightmare is over!

I see. What's troubling me about my exam were the last two questions. One was " is a deficiency of what?" and I got that wrong, and the last one was "Which one of the following is correct?" with the choices each being a patient saying a sentence that...