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Taking the Nclex Pn for the 7th time, has anyone else been through this????
So I took my nclex pn last Wed for the 6th time, and I didn't get the "good pop up" that everyone on here talks about so right then I figured I failed the test. So I waited 48 hours to get the quick results and I didn't pass. So now I am going to have to take it again for the 7th time, is there anyone else out there that has taken this test multiple times????? I feel so stupid, but I am not going to give up I am determined to pass this test, it just sucks puttting out the money everytime to take it. It's not like I didn't study because I did and I really gave it my all, but I guess I will just have to study harder, I just really want to get through this and someday pass this test. It means so much to me, and it really makes me feel bad when I read everyone's post on here and everyone is so excited that they passed, I wish that was me. Everytime I take this test also I get 85 questions and a lot of people on here say that they passed at 85 so I must just be doing horrible, does anyone have any advice?
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Took PN Boards Today and Now I'm Freaking Out!
Do you think I failed though since I didn't get the good pop up?
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Took PN Boards Today and Now I'm Freaking Out!
Hey everyone, I took my PN boards this am for the 6th time. I had a lot of prioritzing questions and quite a few med questions. I tried my hardest but while I was taking the test I would get some repeat questions and I know that means its not good, I walked out feeling like "here we go again, I just know I am going to have to take this test again". I'm 6 1/2 months pregnant and just so emotional because I want this to be the last time I ever have to look at this test again. If I was unsure on certain questions I tried my hardest to answer them to the best of my ability, I had three math questions and I think I bombed those, but I have heard of people bombing the math and still passing. I don't know how many questions I got because I clicked the timer and number of questions off so I wouldn't be fixated in looking at that, in the past when I have taken the test I have always gotten 85 and I failed everytime. I've been praying to God that he helps me through this and that I passed. I also tried the "pearson trick" and I never got a screen saying that I am "already registered for the exam" it just went to the credit card screen and reading some of the other blogs on here that means it's not good and you FAILED? So now I am freaking out and I don't know what to do, I guess I am just going to wait the two days and find out the true results through quick results. Can anyone give me any advice on what I should do, or something I've cried so much my eyes are just beat red.
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Help! Take the NCLEX PN 5 times!
Thanks so much you guys for your words of encouragement, I feel like I can do this. I will never give up on it no matter how many times I have to take it. But hopefully this is the last time and my prayers will be answered.
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Help! Take the NCLEX PN 5 times!
Hi everyone, I'm new to this site and I am just going through reading everyones posts. It seems like a lot of people have taken their boards more than once, but I haven't seen anyone taken them 5 times like myself. I am getting prepared to take them again and I am determined to pass and keep trying. Everytime I take them I get 85 questions and the comp shuts off, now I am terrified and fixated on the number 85. I know a lot of people get 85 questions but it seems like they all pass. I feel so stupid and like I am not smart enough, I have been doing practive quesitons everyday at least 50-100 quesitons. I am doing ok, but then sometimes my score will be 68%. I don't know how to feel, I just really want so bad to get through these boards and to be able to say that I am an LPN! I've been trying to memorize all these meds and math questions but I know you can't memorize everything. The last time I took the test I memorized all my lab values and I didn't have a single question on labs. Can someone just please let me know that I am not alone and not to give up.