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Sara1234

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  1. I've never really had test anxiety until now. I've failed the nclex so many times I freak out before I take the test. I don't know if I should take my test at another site or stay at the same place. I am a bit embarrassed that the employees at the test center remember me.
  2. Big=Not Passing Small=Passing My friend and I took the nclex at the same time and I unfortunatly recieved the big envelope and she recieved the small one. And I have recieved the big envelope more than once. I will be so happy once I receive the small one.
  3. I am in the same boat as you. I have failed the exam numerous times, but I will not give up. I noticed that the time I used the Saunders Comprehensive book I got mostly above passing and 2 near passing than when I used another review book. But I didn't finish reading Saunders the first time. So now I'm back to using Saunders and will soon ask Suzanne for her second tip once I'm done reading. Don't give up. If you completed nursing school you can certainly pass the nclex.
  4. I heard UCSD is a good hospital to work at.
  5. I've taken the nclex numerous times. Maybe a little prayer will help.
  6. Some hospitals have on-job training for CNA's. California has something called Regional Occupational Programs that offer free occupational training programs to people 16yo and older. You should see if there is something similar in your area.
  7. You should probably check with the nursing school you are applying for. You don't want to have to retake Anatomy and Physiology again.

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