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I passed!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I cannot believe it! I walked out of there positive I failed. To those of you still waiting try and stay positive :)...I know it's hard but it's worth it!

Okay so this seems to be the trend then? I know the directions before you go into the test say not to base the number of questions you have off whether or not you passed, but I just can't help doing otherwise. Everyone for the most part who got cut off at 75 have passed to my knowledge. I will be more than shocked to be honest if I did because I really felt like I blew it in there. I will find out tomorrow whether or not I passed though, so I will definitely let you know. Thanks for your response...gives me that much more hope :).

Thanks! Will do!

Okay I got my questioned answered...Select all that apply ...I had maybe one or two of those. Can't remember...my brain is seriously shutting down on me!

I just took my test today as well and was shut off at 75. Help me out...what exactly is a SATA question? Format of what type of questions? I should know this but I don't. I am positive I failed. I had a ton of pharm questions as well as who the nurse would assess first. No dosage calc. There were also a lot of delegation questions. Is it normal to feel this defeated? Somehow I knew I would get cut off at 75. I feel awful. Tell me I'm not the only one!

Okay so I just finished my test this morning. I had 75 questions and somehow knew I would be cut off at 75. I felt very defeated. My nursing program used the ATI materials and tests. I got a 97% predicability on my ATI comp exam that I would pass the NCLEX the first time. I really feel or know that I failed. I got out to my car afterwards and just started crying uncontrollably. Maybe I am cutting myself way too short but I just don't think so. I want to know or more importantly need to know that I am not alone in the way I feel. This test had a lot of pharm questions that blew me away. I was like "what is this drug and how am I supposed to pick an answer when I have absolutely no idea?" Really I felt like it was a test for pharmacists. I have been studying hardcore for this test a little over a week and maybe that was my problem. I would put in 3-5 hours a day just doing practice questions. I probably should have spent more time instead of just a little over a week. I haven't used Kaplan but instead have been using my ATI books and this website, which I thought was pretty good: http://198.146.4.5/nclexrn3500/question.do;jsessionid=B4CB1D014104CE217E6A5A6FD4B87082 Anyways good luck to all of you who are studying hard. I don't know anything yet so I am not going to continue to short myself, just know the areas that you are weak in. I had a lot of pharmacology questions as well as prioritization questions like who would the nurse assess first. Also I had a lot of delegation questions. This content doesn't seem like it should be hard but for whatever reason today I was floored. No idea. By the way I didn't have any dosage calc questions and I have been hearing the same from others. I hope this helps. I don't want to scare anyone but if you come out of the test feeling blue just don't give up. I am in the waiting boat and should I find out that I didn't pass I'm not going to give up. Again good luck!!!!