NowPedsRN

Congrats on your new job!!! I will be starting a new grad program July 11. So far I have done all my new hire paper work and I am super excited to start orientation next week. What floor will you will be working on? Did you sign a contract with the hospital your working for?

Thanks so much I will google that now. I have two interviews this week, ill let you know how its goes:)

Please do not give up! Continue until you pass. I failed the nclex more than once and before I knew I passed. I found out that I had testing anxiety, since one of my friends was a psychologist I went to see him and 2 weeks later I passed. No employer will ever know how many times you took the exam unless you release that information to them yourself. I sat down and made a well thoughtout study plan and I studied a max of 2 hours daily for 8 weeks using exam cram, frye bullets, and kaplan. Pick yourself up again, you will pass! Remain positive all of you hardwork will soon pay off

This week I have two interviews and I beginning to get a little nervous! I got my license about 7 months ago and I have been working in Pediatric office since then. I sent out about 50 application and just last week I got a call from two hospitals for an interview. One where is where I did my preceptoring and another at a childrens hospital on the peds floor (which is my dream job :)). I am so nervous because I have not been in the hosptial setting since nursing school and I do not want that to be my downfall. What kind questions should I expect in the interview? I really want the job on the peds floor but considering the job market I refuse to be pickey and I will take anything.

Continue to study and maybe at this point you should be going over Content. Kaplan has content videos go ahead and put those to use. Also pray, pray and pray some more. I failed 4 time and pass on the 5th with help of pray. In my case after so much I knew content was what I really needed and I did questions towards the end of my study plan. Stay focus and study consistently. Good luck!

Amen!!! Congrats. God is good! I quoted two of those same scriptures during my test and I passed as well. Your faith in God is amazing. May God continue to bless you in everything you do:)

You can do it, don't give up. I know it's seems discouraging but remember you got through nursing school. I don't have children but I do agree with the others said try to see if there are resources out there that help with childcare. I wish you the best of luck and pray, God hears and answers prayers:)

Very very good book. I used it mostly during nursing school But I am sure it would to use it for the Nclex.

Congrats!!!

Good Luck!!! Continue to think positive, eat well and get enough of rest. Make sure you know where the testing site is located and try to relax the day before the exam. Dont for get to pray, God hears all prays. Ill be praying for you:)

Thanks! Don't worry in Gods time you will pass! And please please don't give up. I will send you an email

What really help me was exam cram, Frye's 3300 and Lacharity. In my past attempts I tried using Kaplan and Saunders but it just didn't work for me, also in the past I only did questions when I sat for the 5th I focused mostly on content. Hope this helps

And you will make it! Never give up. I know exactly how you are feeling right now. Take some time to relax and get right back to studying. Do not use the same study plan you did before try something different, and be consistent with it. Please let me know if there is anything I can help you with. Pray everything will work out according to Gods will:)

Good to all the test takers and repeat test takers this year! I am praying for all of you:) continue to study and be consistent! There may be days when you feel down or you just don't feel like studying but think about the reward that you will have. Pray and study daily! I wish you all the best. Oh I want to add using flashcard with your studies. Also memorize the infection control mneumonics "MY Stupid Chicken Hez TB". It seems that infection control is a big part of the Nclex.

Aww thank you. It puts a smile on my face to see that I can help others that are in the same situation as I was. It was a long journey for me, but God saw me through all off it and I am so grateful and thankful to share my testimony and help others in need. My best advice is study content. After failing so many times and just doing questions, I knew something had to change and I had a wondeful friend on here that pointed me in the right direction;) flashcards are a major key (in my opinion) it's something about flipping those cards and remembering the signs and symptoms of the diseases. I read the exam cram book from cover to cover. Ill PM. Don't give up, and don't be discourage everything has a time and your time is soon:) keep your head and move forward. You will pass!!!! Think positive and pray. Talk to you soon.