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Yes, when you withdraw from a science class it count as an attempt. Try using the "rate my professor" first to see what the other students are saying before taking that professor's class. Your sciences are weighted heavily on your GPA for the nursing program.

There is Sarah at Registered RN, she has countless videos on every item that is featured on the NCLEX, as well as Remar.

Archer's Review is cheaper and looks like UWorld!

We wear masks while doing our 12.5 hours shift. So in order to be safe and keep others safe, just wear it. Take breaks in between, and drink plenty fluids to stay hydrated!

Good luck to you! However you did it, you passed!! Now go on out there and work hard, do your best and stay safe!

Congratulations to you! Now go on out there and do your best...Stay safe.

Congratulations to all the April test takers who passed their NCLEX!!

The background checks are done through the school or can be done privately. Sometimes it is best to call the BON and ask for direction as to how to obtain the fingerprints. They would issue a code that is required for the NCLEX.

Could you speak to the DON at the school you attended?

At most testing sites, the test proctor would always ask you to leave the scratch paper they gave you, or hand it in as you are leaving the room. So I don't know!

In Florida, you have to register yourself on the FBON website, pay a fee, have your fingerprints taken, apply to Pearson Vue, pay a fee and wait for the ATT. All of this comes after your school submits your transcript to the board.

Thanks Nursemom02, I will continue listening to Mark Klemik and some other resources.

I believe that the SATA questions are kicking most of us in the rear because there is no partial credit for them. They are either right or wrong. If you add one question more or less than you should, that makes the whole question wrong. I had to answer about 35 of them out of 190 and I was very stressed out.

When I was given the white board, I was told that if I write something on it,I cannot erase it. I would be scared as heck if I copied something from the tutorial.

Is there anyone who used Remar Review along with other resources for their NCLEX exam? If so,how was it?

Rose1, how are you doing with your studies? I haven't heard back from you!

That is terrific! How did you study? It seem as though you and I had similar tests. I had a lot of SATA, strips, drag and drop and stress got the better of me. I didn't pass on my first attempt. Hopefully,I will on the next attempt.

I understand that if you get the good pop-up, then consider yourself passed! Good luck to you!

I took my PN NCLEX today. Stopped at 85 questions. No math. Almost half were select all that apply. I did the good pop up and it said I couldn't schedule an exam. Honestly that was the worst test. I feel like there is no way I passed that. Do people really have good results with the pop up trick? I understand that if you get a good pop-up, then consider yourself pass. Good look to you!

Congratulations on passing your NCLEX! I failed mine on my first try last month. I am in study mode right now and will reschedule ASAP! Thanks for sharing your story and good luck with your nursing career!

Good luck to all!

Congratulations! Wishing you blessings as you move forward with your nursing career.

Sadly, I have to say that after paying the 8 dollars, I actually failed my exam. Today I woke up feeling the same as I was on the day I took the exam. I could not take it anymore, so I paid the fee and that is when I saw the four letters. "FAIL" I am going to try my utmost best not to see those letters again.

I had a lot of drag and drop, 1 dosage calc, a lot of multiple choice and a whole lot of SATA!

Thanks a bunch! Blessings!