Harley2008

I felt like I knew nothing and tried the "trick" I got the good pop up... there are hundreds of people on here that felt the same... If the pop up comes up then 99.9999999% you have passed... I tested on Thur and got the pop up and this am I checked quick results.. and passed... relax and you will see. Nobody feels like they pass when they are done. The tests are designed in a way that you feel like you know nothing.....

OMG!!!!!!! The PVT really workks. I took my NCLEX PN on Thurs the 14th at 8 in the morning and I did the trick and got the good pop up and I just checked my quick results I passed!!!!!!!!!!!

Has anyone read a posting of any person getting the "good" pop up and then finding out that they did not pass? Are quick "unofficial results" accurate?

It is nervewracking.... OMG I am still shaking.....

OMG... I hope the trick is accurate... It won't let me register.. I just took my test at 8 am this am............

just wanted to say .. prayers to ya.. good luck.. I am studying for my test which is Thur and I am nervous about it and trying the pvt.....

Pharm II is only at Jennie this semester. I have been studying for days off and on from the PN study book we got (mainly the disk now)In the past few days I have done 1200 questions with rationales. I plan on trying to go through all 3400 before next Thur, but may not make it.. life happens.. interruptions. I am terrified about the NCLEX, so I have not looked at the pharm II book yet class starts Monday.

Actually, I am done with PNN I am starting Pharm II Monday because we can take that and health assessment before the summer term starts. I really did not like Pharm I and am not looking forward to II. I feel as if I am starting out a little behind because I am studying for my NCLEX which I am taking Thur next week too. I have Matrix's the instructor had posted on SAIL so I hope that helps more than Pharm I. (She also posted the powerpoints, so that might be helpful too) Any added little tricks you remember would be appreciated.. Thanks for the input.

fyi` i am taking mine next week and i got this with my att nclex® quick results service candidates in the following jurisdictions may access ‘unofficial’ results via the nclex® candidate web site or through the nclex® quick results line. alaska, arizona, colorado, connecticut, district of columbia, florida, georgia-pn, georgia-rn, hawaii, illinois, idaho, indiana, iowa, kansas, kentucky, louisiana- rn, maine, maryland, massachusetts, michigan, minnesota, missouri, montana, nebraska, nevada, new jersey, new mexico, new york, north carolina, north dakota, ohio, oklahoma, oregon, pennsylvania, rhode island, south carolina , south dakota, tennessee, texas, utah, vermont, virgin islands (web only), washington, west virginia pn, wisconsin, wyoming. your “unofficial” results will be available two business days after taking your examination. via the web ($7.95) – go to http://www.pearsonvue.com/nclex, sign in with your user name and password. after logging in, you will see your current activity. under recent appointments, find the row with your current test, go to “status” and double click on the “quick results” link. if your results are available, a credit card payment page will display. fill in the payment date, click on the continue button, and a confirmation page will display. click only once on the confirm order button, and your exam results will appear. in order to receive your results, you must provide a valid credit card number to which the $7.95 charge can be billed. (please note: your credit card will be charged only if your results are available.) via the phone ($9.95) - call the nclex quick results line at 1-900-776-2539 (1-90077- nclex). please note that this is a 900 number and not an 800 number. this service will be available 24 hours a day. the $9.95 fee will appear on your local telephone bill under “nclex test”. (please be aware: when you use the nclex quick results line, you will not be charged if your results are not yet available. however, once your results are available, if you call more than once, you will be charged for each call.) only the board of nursing to which you applied can release your official results. the nclex examination results in the quick results service are unofficial, and do not authorize you to practice as a licensed nurse. please wait two business days after your test before you request your results! 9/19/2008

Redbull68w- I am starting the ADN program at IWCC and I agree the PN program gets pretty intense. I was glad all my prereq's were done. I am worried about Pharm, I am taking it early. How much time did you put into that 1 class to figure it out? Any other tips would be greatly appreciated....

I am asking for all prayers. I believe in the power of prayer and I am terrified. I take my NCLEX-PN on 1-14-2010. I am driving 90 miles to take this test as the city I live in is booked for about a month on my available days and I want to get this done. Your prayers are greatly appreciated. Thanks to all and AMEN!

Which day off you get depends on the semester you are in and the instructor at that time. It varies. The clinical times vary some first two semesters they usually are from around 630 or 700 until 1230 or 100. Again it depends on the instructor. Usuall PN students clinicals are Tue and Wed and ADN students are Thur and Fri. The nice about community colleges is that a lot of the students that are in a defined program are people who are goal oriented. I would say about 2/3 of my class have kids, and they have young ones. Good Luck getting into the program. When do you hope to start?

I go to IWCC and am a non traditional student also. It seems a lot of Nursing students there have families. There is a lot of homework and it is tough, but if you want it, it is attainable. I do homework or studying almost every night. Clinical is 2 days a week in the LPN program for about 6-6 1/2 hours each day. The program just switched to a 4 day week. I still have 2 kids living at home also, but at that age they are pretty self sufficient. Good Luck in your decision.

Thank You very much, Daytonite, that is very helpful. I appreciate the feedback, and yes it is for me to have the children evaluate my presentation and how they learned. Thank you for the added part of the written teaching plan also.

I have a teaching project for 2nd semester nursing school and our group has chosen to teach 5 & 6 yr olds to wash hands properly and we cannot come up with an age appropriate evalutaion form. Any ideas??? The children are mostly hearing and verbally handicapped. Any ideas would be appreciated.