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Nursingitis

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  1. Nclex is a game/system. I failed twice at 265 and 3rd time failed at 75 lol it's like ok soooo I went backwards... and people who pass at 265 ...like does that mean they were 1 question better then me...5 questions better than...meaning they are a safe nurse cuz they answered the last question of 265 right? You get what I'm saying I wish I would of passed but hey god did not write it that I would pass this time. It's so stressful and yes dont compare yourself to others. There are people who passed at 75 and I'm like how? Theres no way and we had super smart 4.0 students in nursing school failed 3 times at 75. That's why I say nclex is a beast/game/system you have to figure out how to beat. Good luck on your future best of luck.
  2. Good job!!! Its a beast. I failed at 265 twice. And failed at 75 the last time. I feel like nowadays the Nclex is like a game/system you have to figure out how to beat. Its like how do you go from close to passing at 265 twice to not having a chance at 75 lol. Everyone has their opinions on the Nclex. But I Just think that it's a game you gotta figure out how to beat. Like people that passed at 265 right, what's the chances of them passing at 265 again. You get what I'm saying. Like did they get one more question right? So that one question makes them safe I guess? You know what I mean. But we grinding again. We'll see if I can beat this game of the Nclex and good luck on your career.

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