Newnurse2023

So I was informed by Pearson that a rare "technical error" occurred with my exam (NCLEX-RN) so that's why my results are not available (I tested Friday and it is now Monday afternoon). Has this ever occurred to anyone else before? If so, how long did it take for you to get results or did you have to just take the test again? I'm stressing so bad over here ?

So I was informed by Pearson that a rare "technical error" occurred with my exam (NCLEX-RN) so that's why my results are not available (I tested Friday and it is now Monday afternoon). Has this ever occurred to anyone else before? If so, how long did it take for you to get results or did you have to just take the test again? I'm stressing so bad over here ?

So I was informed by Pearson that a rare "technical error" occurred with my exam (NCLEX-RN) so that's why my results are not available (I tested Friday and it is now Monday afternoon). Has this ever occurred to anyone else before? If so, how long did it take for you to get results or did you have to just take the test again? I'm stressing so bad over here ?

Got a rejection email today

We get the full week “off” for Spring break. I say “off” bc most of us used this time to catch up/get ahead on all the assignments. You‘ll most likely have clinical that Wednesday and/or Friday before and after Spring break. You’ll also have an exam the Tuesday you come back from break.

You can wear any color/style scrubs on class days! Most of us wear scrubs

On Mondays for lab, we wear all black scrubs ( so I’d just get one pair). For clinicals, we wear our red UH scrub top with black scrub pants( no jogged type). I bought two of the red UH scrub tops for the weeks that I had double clinical in 1 week so I would not have to worry about laundry more than once a week. Then for class, you are allowed to wear any type of scrubs or business casual/professional

Hey! I know previous cohorts had the red scrubs with black on the sides but I’m in the current cohort and ours are all black! I also heard they might be changing scrubs for 2023

Hi! My biggest tip is try to get into the NICU for hands-on experience and highlight that on your resume/interview! Even if it is just one time during a clinical rotation, so that they know you’ve seen what the NICU is actually like. When I interviewed, they told me that I would be placed on NICU 2,3, or 4 based on how my interview went and the needs of the units, but they did ask me my preference which is what I ultimately got.

Got a call for TCH level 3 NICU!! Yay!

I haven’t

Case study?! OMG I didn’t know they’d have that. Thanks for the heads up

Good luck to you as well! How did it go? What kind of questions did they ask?

I know a few people who have accepted offers from L&D, PICU, CVICU, adult congenital heart, and OR but none from NICU

Yes! Had mine on 09/20