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About 30 to 35 a week for me, I'm an RN too
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Congrats to you!
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Awesome!
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I live in Ohio and I can tell you that if your app is closed then you failed. They are pretty quick to post a license number if you pass and close it if you fail. With both my LPN and RN my number was posted by the next day. Now if you test on a weekend you'd have to wait until the next business day. I have no idea why it would say denied. That's a question to ask. Have you tried emailing them?
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Oh and this was my 4th time taking :)
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I passed my RN exam with a little over 90 questions and I had at least 25 to 30 SATA, two drag and drop, 1 EKG, and a few pictures. I must've been a rockstar to defeat that test with those types of questions lol. Congrats on slaying the beast.
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Congrats! The pop up worked for me too a few years ago.
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So did you pass?
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Dang, 21 times to pass? That's a little scary. I passed after my 4th try.
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I was dismissed from my RN program back in 2012 for my 2nd failure. I had just had my son and tried to appeal it and they refused. I was so crushed. I went on with life and was told to reapply about 2 years later because the school had gone through some changes. I spoke with the campus director and he told me to come and speak with admissions. Long story short I was able to come back, start back where I left off and I graduated in 2015, became an RN in 2016 and have been working since. I think it depends on your school, but def talk to them and see what your options are!
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Congrats! I passed my RN exam too on the 4th try. Not with 265 questions, but I have had that many : / Good luck in your career
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Great story! I passed on my 4th try. Good luck to you in your career!
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Mine was at least 30 min away, not too terrible. We had some people who came from Indiana (I live in Ohio) to go to where I went because there was no wait list. I went to a private college to get my RN degree.
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Yikes, that's a long time. Did you pass?