LolaSN007

Depends what year you are in school. What year? I just graduated from Loyola `07 and now working at a hospital within Chicago. I can share more info and offer advice depending on your year in school and what area you live in

I have no idea who to call. I have the wrong Date of Birth on my pass letter that I must submit with a check to my State's BON to get my license? It's two letters, one has my picture with WRONG DOB and the other simply has my address, with SS#, No mention of DOb, and thisis the one that goes to State BON. I dont know how this gets mixed up with me presenting my ID & SS# to take test. Do i contact test givers or State BON Help!!!

Just took mine today as well. 75?, first time around. No Kaplan or review course. Did maybe around 1500 review questions. I am Freaking out because I thought the content was fairly easy. I kept second guessing myself. Anyone feel the content on their exam was faily straight forward. Not so many meds (one on herbal that i got right & hoping it counted), maybe 8-10, mostly priority, some delegation, 4-6 Select all, 1 math question towards the end. I just thought about this...do the "15 Tester questions" count in increasing your chances of passing & pull you up into the degree of difficulty?? I hope results are posted Monday afternoon (Labor day)???

I'm the same way. Get upper 70% on Tests, good on quizzes, but do best in study mode. I am taking NCLEX Sat, as well. Good luck to you!!

Can anyone here say they passed with minimal preparation?

I'm currently a tradional student at Loyola and have regretted my decision to attend the school every minute of my life. I got into Marquette and was accepted but due to personal/family circumstances stayed at LUC. Be ready for an intense program if excepted into the ABSN. As for the long time to receive a accept/reject letter. Get used to longgg waits for responses to your questions, emails or phone calls. many times you will not hear back. The school makes Drastic changes to the sequence of classes and lets you know last minute. Students have no input on decisions. Those that applied. Good luck and hope your experience is better than mine.