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adkpsu24

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  1. Congratulation to you!! me too!!! i found out today that I passed too. I'm so happy!! i can come out of the basement now and hit the sun before the summer is over; you know get some vitamin D. LOL. Wow, i feel so free...so this is what freedom feels like. wow.
  2. I woke up today and check pearson vue. thank goodness their website was functioning. I passseedddd! i'm so happy. all i want to be is a nurse, and nothing more. i just want to get up and do something, and now that i passed, i can.
  3. i was thinking the same thing today because i took the exam yesterday; I'm still numbed and scared. In my opinion, the nursing program that i took taught me physiology and human disorders, and what we needed to know to pass the upcoming test of the class. The program I took taught me what I needed to know and do to get a Bachelor of Science. And I did. It didn't taught me what i needed to know or how to prepare for the NCLEX-RN. That's why I am scared of this test. My class asked and asked the professors to help us prepare for the nclex during our last senior year; luckily our psych prof (a visiting nurse) took some time of the class lecture to do so. It was hard to find a professor to create a NCLEX prep class in the school because of the nursing faculty shortage; my L&D professor was even part of the math department because they were shortage there too. We weren't taught how to apply for the NCLEX until late April-May. Make sure that the nursing program will have some sort of prep during your senior year (3 months before you graduate). If they don't have one, ask to form one.
  4. I took the exam yesterday too. I didn't cry. I just felt numb and didn't know what to do. I became clumsy at everything. I don't know those people who write the exam, but some people actually find joy in making people a wreck...I just feel sad coz I can't do anything til i get my results.
  5. I feel the same way. I was so calm before the test. I'm a nervous wreck since my computer went blank yesterday. Since then I've been feeling numb and stupid. My test stopped somwhere between 88 and 90s. I don't know. I was so concentrated on the test questions, that when it went blank, I went blank too. I didn't go to bed until 5:00 last night. I spend the night checking this website reading people's experiences about the test, and rereading stuff about the test in the intenet. When I woke up this morning, I was sad and depressed. I couldn't even share how I feel about it with my family because none of them knows that I went to take the test (I didn't want to tell them because they expects a lot from me). I started doing Nclex questions thinking what I could have missed. I'm scared. Really scared. I keep spilling stuff and I can't seem to do anything right right now. I tried listening to the radio, knit or watch tv, but i'm not focused so here i am in front of the computer doing the same thing I did last night.

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