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foreign educated with bsn degree interested in navy nurse corp
The key word is "NLN" accreditation... I'm not sure if ANA is also included. Foreign grad BSN I've met in the Army and Navy have masters in Nursing from the US. That is one option for now in order to join. Pursue your dreams.
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"GRAY SCREEN," does it mean you have failed????
It was " Gray then Blue" for me. I passed.
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Failed the NCLEX RN with 76 questions!
oh by the way 2bnurse4life4ever, it seems that a lot of people get frustrated with the questions... it' how you looked at it "half-full or half empty". the videos also identified what type of questions that will get you pass the nclex. the harder the questions, the more i was smiling because it means i was doing something right. by the time i was done, i was giggling. you want the hard questions to show up. the videos also explained that. half full or half empty.
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Failed the NCLEX RN with 76 questions!
Apology about" How to think..." there is none, but the message was in the videos you already watched... differentiate NCLEX test and college test... just follow or be ahead of the course plan. I Think it wants you to read the first 3 chapters or so. It explains everything about the review. Looks like you're already ahead of the ballgame. All videos are all in the same page, just have to play with the selections on top of the page. I was just getting just about the same scores you got. Check other threads regarding this topic. Hope I do not give false hopes, like I said, this was what worked for me. I wished I could had done more prep. What matters now is I passed. Have fun, get plenty of sleep.
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Failed the NCLEX RN with 76 questions!
They got all tricks about interpreting the exam. What I looked closely during the exam was " When to intervene", What to do first, etc, etc... this were all the mistakes I made while answering the Qbank. So when I took the exam, I was carefull not to make the same mistakes. There's plenty of good advice out there, but what save the day for me was "How to think like the NCLEX", the opening videos (Kaplan) identified all this. I was only able to watch the videos I was weak in... Psch, meds, and some health promotions... I was getting a lot of naps and sleeps days before the exam (unheard of for me), that is why I was able to recall stuff from Patho and other classes. Yes, the Qbank was hard but it made me feel at home while doing the NCLEX. When stuck with a Qbank you don't know (which happened most of the time for me) I tried thinking thru it. This helped me during the exam. The decision tree? Depends on the question. Hope this helped. Goodluck. The More We Sweat in Training The Less We Bleed in Battle Chinese Wall Scroll
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tomiw73, i prayed that i will not be the first to post "failed" after getting that pop-up. when i found out i poassed, i did say it was true "in my case". like the nclex, i never assumed anything until it's a done deal. i hope it would be true for you too. for people that are anxious for information, there's enough info if we just back thread. :typingit will keep you busy and pre-occupied. this was true in my case. so far, nobody had said it was "false". keep the spirit.
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