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new RN, $24.79 base + shift diffs. I cant remember off hand what the shift diffs are. I work at advocate christ.

I kinda felt the same way. I concentrated on OB, peds, and psych, butI felt like I just wasted my time after I took the test. Oh, well. Nothing I can do about it, but the imposrtant thing is that I passed. I guess it's better to have something and not need it, than need it and not have it.

took my test last week and passed with 75 questions. I too had quite a number of select all that apply. I would guess around 8 give or take. I hated those type of questions and always seemed to get them wrong in tests at school. I also had no math questions. I would think that "select all that apply" questions are probably up there when in comes to difficulty...so it may be a good sign. hang in there.

I did Mosby's CAT twice and according to it I had a 94% chance of passing. I took the test last week and PASSED with 75 questions! Think positive!!!

THanks. I really wanted to get it (NCLEX) out of the way before I started working. I'll be working in Tele starting 7/11.

on our pinning, we all had to wear white. And we were given a white rose after we were pinned...girls and guys...oh wait! I forgot I was the only guy to graduate. hehe. It really wasn't such a big deal to me. I just tossed my rose to my wife as I walked.

Sup!?! Class of '06 and just passed the NCLEX. Former computer engineer. I cant believe it...time to REALLY clean the study room.

I thought Saunders questions were pretty easy as well. I used Saunders, NCLEX 3500, and Mosby's CAT. IMO Mosby's questions were on par with the NCLEX followed by the NCLEX 3500. Like Eric mentioned, I too, think that the actual material of Saunders was awesome.

Hi. New poster here, but I've been lurking for about 2 weeks. Took the test on 6/29 and found out 7/1 that I passed! The thing is I only got my ATT on the 28th and I couldnt wait for another 4 weeks to take the NCLEX so I did the unthinkable, scheduled to test the next day because that was the only one left available. So for 48 hours after the test I was kicking myself for being impatient. But I've been studying Kaplan, Saunders, NCLEX 3500, and also did the Mosby CAT so I felt confident. 75 questions took me a bit over 2 hours...I'm a real slow test taker. And I swear I really thought I failed.