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I'm starting a 2 year RN program this August and I am so excited! I picked the wrong major the first time around. I'll be 30 when I finish. My husband and I are also trying to determine the best time a baby will fit into this picture. Am I crazy to try to get pregnagnt during my last year of school, hopefully time things so I graduate and take the NCLEX before the baby comes....take a few months off and then start a new job? In your opinion will it be easier for me to go the above route or wait until I'm through with school. Then I'm faced with the stress of a being a new grad and pregnant....I can't imagine management would appreciate that. I guess there is never a conveneint time to start a family. I really want 3 kids so from an age standpoint and not knowing how easily I'll get pregnant (been on BC for over 10 years) I feel like I need a plan. I will really appreciate any opinions / personal stories! Thanks

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So does the test stops if you get to a passing or failing point?

Hi All, I'm just starting nursing school this August. I am curious how the NCLEX is formatted. How many questions is it? Is there a certain score that is good or passing? I'd appreicate any info :) Also - when do you recommend I start studying...my program is 2 years long. Thanks!

Hi All - I am taking a condensed A&P over 1 semester this fall. This is basically I and II combined and accelerated. I really would prefer to do this over 2 semesters but I can't- My nursing program is starting this fall I Have to have them completed by Dec to continue on. There are no summer offerings in my area either. I would like to get a jump start on memorizing some things this summer since I will be taking nursing course this fall too.....what do you suggest I get down now to make this easier this fall?

Thanks - they must have changed things. I am starting a 2 year program. You can stop after year and be an LPN or finish the second for the RN. you don't have to reapply.

Hello - I am starting the ECC program in August. Can anyone offer any feedback or advice for a new student in this program. Thanks.