Almost_RN

thanks, makes sense! and i passed!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

seems to work, i passed!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Congratulations :)

mine stopped at about 133 or so, can't remember exactly. so just remember the number it shuts off at has nothing to do with whether you passed or failed. still waiting for my results on the NH BON website, I will let everyone know my results as soon as I get them!

it sure does! i am able to relax until the results are officially in.. i was thinking that perhaps not many people talk about their failure is because still 8-9 out of 10 people pass anyhow so naturally we will hear more from those who passed rather than failed. the fact that no one has said that they PERSONALLY saw a pop up and later a failure is good enough for me.

maybe because of how few people say they failed and got cc screen, also we just took the test and i still feel numb and sick :) but you are right, it works..

Thank you! and I tried reading through the hundreds of pages, but didn't see if anyone other than from CA had it work? I am not from CA.

I took the exam at 8am finished at 10:30 am. it is now 4:47 pm and i got the pop up message, is it too early for the trick to work? i swear i failed i got 133 questions and didn't know the answer to the last 5! but i trust that this pop up works this soon in the same day?

Hi there, I am confused by your post. I thought that the categories of questions had nothing to do with pass or failing, but rather answering questions of any category at a high level is all that is needed? Nowhere, throughout all my prep time with Kaplan and Saunders did it say the test picks your weak category and asks you more of that category, but rather it ranomly selected questions based on the level of difficulty, and not the category. I am extremely nervous then if you are right, because I just took the test today and got about 133 questions and got med questions over and over again with SATAs mixed up in the middle.. so does that mean I failed because it kept giving me med questions? stressed out, almost_rn

I just got home from finishing my test and it ended around 133 or so questions. I had no idea what the answer was to the last question I took, and throughout the test it seemed every other one was a medication or SATA question. I know in my heart that I couldn't have done that bad to get that many questions I didn't know, but at the same time I didn't know the answers to half of them and felt like I was guessing and not able to concentrate towards the end. All that, after paying $400 for the Kaplan course and averaging only 59% on question trainer, and a 59% on my last question trainer 7. Any advice on what to do over the next 48 hours? I feel so sick like I am going to vomit, and my head feels like it is going to blow up from all the pressure inside. Any one else have similar experiences and actually pass?