brettyinky

I took my PN NCLEX on Friday January 7'th 2011, got my quick results on Sunday Jan. 9 and my name was on the BON on Monday Jan. 10'th after 9:00 AM. I live in KY but licensed in IN. I was suprised with the expedition of the process. Hope that helps some.

The "trick" worked for me. I just got my official results from Pearsonvue and I passed !!!

I took my NCLEX this morning at 8:00 and it shut off after 85 questions. My anxiety is through the roof for lack of a better term. I googled around to try and ease my anxiety/apprehension about the number of questions to no avail. I found the link to this "trick" and followed the steps and received the "good" pop up. I so hope that this is in fact true, as I don't think my blood pressure can hold out at the level it has been since I left the testing facility. I will post my official results as soon as they become available. I wish everyone luck and thanks for the information concerning this trick.

Thanks to both of you for taking the time to answer my questions. It really is tremendously helpful and I do appreciate it. brettyinky

First off I would like to introduce myself, my name is Brett and I'm a 41 year old male who has just began a LPN program at my local Community College.My first assigmnet is to interview a nurse and I was wondering if anyone here would be willing to let me conduct a simple interview with them via this thread.If your willing to do this please post your first name, state of licensure(optional but much appreciated), your credentials and answer the following questions please.Multiple replies are most welcome. Thanks Brett 1. What age were you when you realized that you wanted to become a nurse? 2. Why did you choose the nursing profession? 3. Where did you go to nursing school? 4. What do you remember most about your nursing program? 5. Do you have a specific nursing faculty member who made a positive impact on you? How? 6. What year did you pass your nursing licensure examination? 7. Was your examination on a computer or paper/pencil? 8. How long did you have to wait until you received your examination results? 9. What was your first nursing position and where was it located? 10. Which nursing position has been your favorite? Why? 11. Which nursing position has been your least favorite? Why? 12. Have you returned to school in order to further your nursing education? Where? 13. How do you stay informed of the evidence-based practice changes for the nursing profession? 14. If you could change one thing about the nursing profession, what would it be and why? 15. As a nurse, how do you make a positive difference in the lives of your patients? 16. If you could give advice to a new nursing student who has just begun the Practical Nursing Program, what would it be?