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nursesherry2004

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  1. I too didn't pass, the first time. I am preparing to take it again June 7th and would like to know if anyone has some wise words. Unfortunately the first attempt I did not take the test right away as many of my classmates did because I immediately went back to school to finish my psy degree. Now I'm done with that. I just graduated with my BA in Psy and graduated form an ADN program in Dec of 04, so I've been out of the game for a while. When I took the NCLEX the first time there were 2 categories I scored below passing and the rest were just at the passing level. I need all to be above passing level. I have been doing the CD's and signed up with the ncsbn's learning extension for a 3 wk session. I was thinking of doing a review course but they are all so expensive. Has anyone tried those videos they have? Any luck with those? Please let me know. I am also a very bad test taker and get test anxiety. I think if I can just get my CD scores to be 75% and up I will be more comfortable. Need Encouragement Sherry

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