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navymanrn

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  1. I had 265 questions and passed as well. I had a lot sata and about two drag. This was my third time taking the test and I had 265 quetions evrytime and really felt I had failed the last time. I am glad I do not have to study anymore and GOODLuck to anyone who has taken it or is planning to take it soon.
  2. My gpa before nursing school was a 3.57, but after finishing nursing school 2.85. I considered that to be ok be cause I worked 40 hours per week because I had to and I know for a fact if I did not have to work my gpa would have been at least a 3.5. I compared myself to my fellow classmates who did not have work and was fortunate enough to have parents to support them. I am kind of frustrated because I want to pursue a NP degree but most programs require at least a 3.0 and I know I am capable of passing now, I just had been dealt a bad hand. Do anone think I could enter a NP program with a 3.0 after give a full description of my slighlty lower gpa in the personal statement part of the applicfation process.
  3. I am a black male nurse and I graduated on May 2008. I am currently a Officer in the United States Navy.
  4. I was 20 when I started and 22 when I finished. We had seven guys in a class of about 39. The age ranges for the guys were 20-40. There was only one guy who was 40 and the rest of the guys were not over 24.
  5. Congratulations, I am glad you did not give up because I aslo passed on the third time. The funny thing is I had 265 questions eveytime and I finally passed on April 20, 2009. Now, I am ready to go on and start my career as commission officer in the United States Navy. Good Luck!!!!!!

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