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Oh, I really hope you got some rest. Let us know how it goes. Wishing you the best of luck!

It seems like MBON slowly enters in your data. I tested on the 25th of January and got the good popup...on the 26th my name appeared on MBON, but I didn't have a license number until 1/27. I think it takes them 2-3 business days. Congrats!

Yay, you did it--CONGRATS GIRL!!! :)

I loved Kaplan too!!!

If this is the message you're getting and your delivery is successful, then you passed! Congrats!

Have you contacted them to see if they would give you your $ back? They have a guarantee that they'll refund you or give you 3 more months of their program...

I was wondering the same! How did it go!? :)

Per Kaplan...you always want to keep your patient SAFE! So based on Maslow... Safety = physical and your #1 priority Pain = psychosocial (unless MI, Kidney Stones, or Burn victims) I totally agree with different resources contradicting one another. ...

Have you tried Kaplan? Their QBank allows you to focus on questions in specific areas, like Management of Care. They also have Learning on Demand in each specific area that is tested on NCLEX. Best of luck to you!

My results weren't available until an hour and seven minutes AFTER my appointment time (I was psychotic); however, they were available less than 48h after I had actually finished the test. Good luck!

Wahoo!!! How great is it to be DONE with that thing! I was able to do the PVT about an hour after my test; just make sure it says delivery successful. I paid for quick results this morning and have the 'PASS' from Pearson. Wishing you a good pop-u...

That's the good pop-up! I took my NCLEX RN yesterday and checked today and am still getting the good pop-up...so nerve wrecking. CONGRATULATIONS!

@NYNurse, do you know if it said your results were delivered when you checked earlier today? @86711lh, I know what you mean. I'm relieved to keep getting the good pop-up (I have been checking since yesterday when I tested). I can pay for my quick...

Hmmm. We shall see. Theres someone that took it last Friday and paid for quick results and passed, but still doesn't have a license #. Weird. Hopefully it'll be there tomorrow!

NurseLoveJoy, are you in MD? I was looking at something today to get an idea of when my license # might go up and saw your username in the Maryland forums. And that study guide helped me with my test too!!!

@Monae2003, I sent you one. Are you able to reply?

I just took NCLEX yesterday and this study guide was extremely handy. Check out the transmission precautions--this was a life saver. Remember: Airborne precautions: Keep the door closed Droplet precautions: You need a mask; however, I had questio...

I think it depends on what kind of discipline/home environment you have. My classmates and I were mixed with Kaplan--some of us did it online and others did it in the classroom. Some people needed the classroom instruction as they had children and ...

Congratulations! Isn't it the best feeling? I took NCLEX yesterday and was trembling as I typed in my info to do the PVT. I'm still going to pay the $8 for quick results, so I can officially shout it to the world. Our BON is usually quick to post...

This might also be helpful: https://allnurses.com/nclex-discussion-forum/how-i-passed-666573.html

If you feel that you are lacking in content, then you probably should read. But it is also super important to do lots and lots of questions along with reading the rationales b/c that in itself is good for reviewing content. When I started to study f...

P.S.: Lots of select all that applies and 75 questions more than likely means you were way above the passing line. Smarty pants!!

Yes, do the Pearson Trick...I think you're supposed to walk out feeling defeated. I called a friend and cried after my exam was done. Did the Pearson trick and got the good pop-up. It will calm your nerves. Good luck!

@Fina11ykym: I felt the exact same way about people knowing! I didn't want the extra stress of it--can't wait to get my 'unofficial' results from Pearson tomorrow, so I can shout it out on my social network! HahHA. Good luck girls!

It helped me to remember: -Sodium = confusion -Potassium = Heart and nerves -Calcium = muscles (also remember that hypoparathyroidism looks like hypocalcemia and hyperparathyroidism looks like hypercalcemia) -Magnesium = a smooth muscle relaxer (thin...