Ambitious#1

Mrstookie...I completed all my theory exams in 08/10. I completed my fcca in november. and took my cpne in february. I totally paniced at cpne test time, and retest in july. the program is very doable, the big one is the test at the end and if you manage your nerves you should do fine as far as the other exams they were manageable and seemed to reinforce the existing knowledge i have from lpn school.

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I recommend taking the practice tests. They get you "very" familiar with the type of questions you'll see on the test. I just passed LS2 today. Just LS3 on the 24th and trans on 8/7 then fcaa and clinical. Excelsior is great for students who are self motivated.

If you are confident in knowing the content. I initially took a test q 2 weeks. That changed after 1 month of success, due to dates opening up sporadically because the testing center was booked c NCLEX takers I have taken the last 2 q week and have been A B. I only have 3 more to take. All a week apart.

I am almost complete with my exams first exam taken on 6/7. I have ls2 this saturday, ls3 next saturday and transition on 8/7. I am in Baton rouge, la if there is any one close who wants to study for CPNE together.

Thanks for posting, I take this test on Friday and my Nerves are all over the place. Glad to know excelsior's content guide prepared you. Did you by any chance take the practice tests?

I am confused, is this test administered via computer or paper and pen? I am 3 tests away from eligibility.

I have a few questions for west1014. CONGRATS on your new degree! I am hot on your heals I enrolled Early May and I am testing quickly, Just a few quick quesitions about how far apart you spaced your exams. Mine are 2-3 weeks apart and By sept I should be eligible for fcaa. How much time did you put into your theory study's? Where did you do your CPNE, I live in the south too but all my friends are going to up north and having difficulty passing? Any info would be appreciated.