jlemstover

I used saunders and my school gave us ATI tests and we could later get online and take practice tests. I would recommend Saunders-PN. I also used this alot for my tests. It was very helpful and it's not very costly GOOD LUCK!!!! EMS

I'm sure you passed. I took my NCLEX-PN in Ohio and passed with the maximum number of questions. I was totally freaked out but I DID pass and you will too. It would be terrible to have to wait for 3 weeks to get your results. My license number was online within 5 days and I found out that I passed within 48 hours online. That's really wrong to keep you waiting that long I can't believe they do that. But I'm sure you'll be fine:rolleyes: EMS

I had a TON of pharm questions, drugs that I had never heard of. You'll be ok though. Just study the basics EMS

I'm interested in starting this program but can you start the nursing classes at anytime after you've been accepted into the program or is it like a fall, spring, summer start. Also how long does it take to complete? I noticed somewhere it said 2 years. Is this correct? Also I still need microbiology and chemistry. Would it be better to take these classes at my local college or take them online through the college network? Would my board of nursing except these classes without a lab? Just some concerns I have. I feel like this program would be better for me though because you still have clinicals and I like the idea of getting "hands on" experience but not the idea of going to class every day which is very time consuming. I checked out excelsior college which offers the 1 year lpn to rn online but I'm not real thrilled with the idea of fitting all my skills into a 3 day event so I decided against this program. Any info would be greatly appreciated. EMS

I took my boards on jan. 12 and passed with 205 questions. I had a lot of OB/PEDS and meds I had never heard of, also some over the heart and alot of priority questions. EMS