Judi421

Ok so here it is - TOLD YA SO!!!! Congratulations RN!!!

Keep me posted so that I can say "I tole you so...."

Trust me you passed! SATA is a higher end question and if you got that many, you did well. Try the Pearson Trick and you will see. Do you live in a state that has Quick Results?

I will be 58 in April and I just passed NCLEX after being a LPN for 33 years. I definitely relate to all that you are saying - I LOVED school with all the different ages (Yes, I think I was the oldest, but love the younger "kids"!)

That's a "Told Ya So" that I will gladly accept!!!

YES,!! I did!!

So Everyone - thank you for all of your support and information. It kept me sane till today when I foundout that I did pass!!!!!!

plastic100% did you do the PVT trick? If so, what was the result?

I prepared exactly the same way! I did all Qbank questions and did all the incorrects over and over till I had no incorrect left. I reviewed all my Powerpoints from nursing classes ( I did the LPN to RN program). Took NCLEX yesterday and like you I got basically the same kinds of questions (mostly SATA) in the same quantity as you. I got the good pop up...finished in an hour and a half at 75 questions, now just have to wait till tomorrow for results….

I used an old gift card with nothing on it...

Did you do the Pearson Vue Trick? If so, how did it come out?

I am freaking out a little - NCLEX-RN - computer stopped at 75. I felt like I didn't know anything and I feel 100% sure I failed. Got really good scored on Kaplan trainers, was on Dean's list for Nursing school (LPN to RN program)and I have been a LPN for 33 years. Did the PVT an hour later and got the good pop up. Has anyone EVER heard of anyone failing with 75 questions?

Just took mine today and computer shut off at 75. I feel 100% that I failed - even though I got Honors on the Dean's List for nursing school. So many SATA questions. I had no idea what some of the drugs were - BUT the PVT gave me the good pop-up. Anyone ever hear of someone failing with only 75 questions?

I will be 58 in 3 months and just finished my RN. I was an LPN for 33 years. I really loved school and even though I had wanted to do this many years ago, I just wasn't able to with getting married and having children. They are grown now, and I finally had the ability to go back to school. I graduated with honors and am waiting to take the NCLEX. I am proof that you are never too old! Enjoy school - I think that as you get older you are better able to appreciate it! Good luck!