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Cali_grl, was this your first time taking the nclex?

waiting since march 13 somday2bRN. still no results as of today.

hi mcruzie, the computer shut me off at 75 on the 13 of march. i left the testing center feeling 30% yes, i think i passed and 60% not. And since then till today i feel like man, i either rushed it, i didnt know my thing or had bad study habits along with jitters/anxiety and other probs. i am so bummed b/c another day has passed and i still got squat results on the brn/bon website

Silverdragon102, another day and no name:cry: i feel like i should just give up and go to the military.

Someday2bRN, i took the test on March 13. thanks for the positivity Someday2bRN. Let me know what your plans on for your 2nd and FINaL round of NCLEX prep ok.

xj3nnerz, where can i buy the Saunders & Hogan book and which editions are they or were they online?

wow teg9, CONGRATULATIONS!!!! I wish we had quick results here in cali.

LUVNURSING2008, i took KAPLAN. Like RNLola035 stated KAPLAN has good supplemental/content material, practice questions and a textbook which was not too thorough. The classroom course was fun because the instructor interacted with us and gave us immediate feedback. I did all the questions they provided online. But I didnt go over their content review and when i did the questions i sorta skipped over the questions i got right without reviewing why i got them right and why the wrong answers were wrong. I feel maybe i should of committed myself to using all the supplemental materials. And i felt l should of took the questions twice till I raised my scores. It was an alright program but maybe i should of just used what everyone else seemed to use: Saunders. For anyone who used saunders, any studying tips?

madabcde, since you dont have a SSN it might not be applicable.

Hi leslie910, I too have a B.S. in another field, i did some research about applying into universities such as seattle university and a few in Cali --LA because they offer accelerated programs such as 2nd degree RN programs--but i felt they were a little too over my budget, so i got into a 2 year program for my Associates degree in a community college here in cali and graduated. It was cheaper and closer to home, and i plan on furthering my education after a couple years of experience as an RN. hope this help..

Hello everyone, so far nobody has mentioned anything about Davis's NCLEX-RN success book, does anyone recommend it?

I wish i knew about this forum before I took the NCLEX, thank you for the test taking tips!!

Pure poet and a nurse at that. Thank you for sharing your poem, very uplifting!!!

xj3nnerz or anyone else who knows, do you know if medications or math questions are lower level or higher level questions? Also, that mosby memory book--on pharmacology, will they include SEs, nur administration, and teaching to ct about the meds? thank.

Does anyone have any suggestions as to focus on reviewing content or just practicing questions for the NCLEX?