Ivanabanonymous

Hi all, Let me tell you my story, and how I landed this mess in the first place. I officially graduated from nursing school in Feb of 2010. Technically, I was already done in Dec but due to college's policies, I wasn't considered an official graduate...

RN graduates still need to take a course and get a license to practice as a NA. At least in Mass that's the case.

Congratulations! I hope you do pass! At least a physical aid job is better than nothing! I've had only a PCA job before, and that was while I was in college. I know that works against me, so I'm bothered by it. You, on the other hand, has a good st...

Thank you too for your encouragement. No, it isn't 7 years after my graduation, but I'm still nervous and apprehensive. No one hires old newbies I feel.

Thank you so much for your kind words. You've totally empathized with my predicament. I really hope I pass this September so that those job opportunities will really come. I just have to remain hopeful and optimistic, I guess. Always easier said ...

I meant 8 months.

It is foolproof for those that reached the CC page I think. So for those that failed, I guess this serves as a reminder for getting back into the game early, rather than wait until you receive your results to study. Yes, I will definitely keep you...

Thank you for your kind words. But I think the PVT is for real. I haven't heard anyone that used this method that failed for them - except those that thought they passed. Those who got to CC part always fail. Almost 100% foolproof.

Hey guys, I'm quite depressed at the moment. I took the NCLEX today, did the Pearsonvue trick, and got sent to the CC page and re-registered. I got cut off at 75 questions, and I'm positive I failed. In any case, I will keep you guys updated wh...

Hello, I just graduated from Nursing School recently, and am now in preparation for the NCLEX exam this coming February. The problem is, however, I don't feel prepared enough to actually take the exam so soon. But according to my professors, this F...

Ok, I'm going to have a really hard time admitting this (what's with my pride and all) but, I don't feel competent enough to enter the real workforce yet. As a nursing student, I still have one more semester to go before I graduate, and yet, I don't...

Phew, glad to know I'm not the only lone soldier on the road. I was very afraid of coming back here to read ppl's comments since I thought people would be criticizing my inability to cope as a nurse. Thanks for the support you guys! As a nursing...