sarjane8504

I wasn't being negative... as a matter of fact I said it's worth it to quote myself... but you also need to go into it serious because it is hard and it is fast paced... you need to know these things because if you're not serious it's easy to slack behind... but that doesn't mean at all that it can't be done... and when you pass and get through it you will understand because you will feel so accomplished because YOU out of the 100's that applied made it to the class... and YOU out of the 20 or so in the class made it to the end... you'll be so proud of yourself and its that difficulty and fast paced environment that gave you that sense of accomplishment and pride... in no way was I downing the program but saying it was fast paced actually... I think it's a great thing because it prepares you for so much... and I'm so glad that I did it... and I'm glad it's hard and fast paced... but yes you are right if you study hard and be serious you will pass and make it...

Ok so getting the ATT takes bout a week or two... then the longest part is scheduling the exam which could be another 2, 3, even 4 weeks later... I graduated in August but didn't take the NCLEX til October... so does that give you an idea... since there are only 2 or 3 (Memphis and Nashville I know for sure but I think someone told me there is one in Knoxville... idk) test sites you are competing with other fields... MDs, pharm, as well other nurses to get available test dates so... but you can sign up to get your results online for a fee after 72 hours... or you can wait the upto 4 week waiting period from the mail... (it took mine roughly 2 weeks to come back...

Well I didn't go to the one in Memphis, I went to Covington... but I did talk to some people from there and our programs were basically the same... it's kinda rigorous because it's fast paced... but it is all worth it... you learn all you need to learn to pass NCLEX... and I heard that the instructors are nice but mean business...