So I empathize with you. I graduated on June 12th, took it June 26th got 265 and failed. Waited exactly 45 days, took it and was out in 75 questions within 45 minutes. Just got hired today at a major hospital. Listen, you really need to sit back and...
Hey to my allnurses community! I would like to first say thanks to everyone on here who has contributed in some way or another, you guy's don't know how beneficial reading your methods has helped. My Story I graduated June 12th and took my exam Jun...
@dbrenda1510 Review the areas you think you may be weak in. Do questions to solidify the content! Most importantly keep calm, treat it like a practice exam and pray!
To my all nurses community, I graduated on June 12th and took my exam on June 26th. I received all 265 questions, took no breaks, finished in 4 hours and got the cc page:(. I wasn't devastated; however I was confused after getting the PCR with near p...
My test is July 3rd, don't question what you've been called to do. Becoming a nurse is unlike most professions, it's a calling. Let's remove the doubts and cast negativity away from our minds, and go in there with a clear conscious! Remember YOU are...
@RNsRWE I may have posed a similar question, mainly to seek clarification and get advice. All nursing schools don't teach at the same level; hence some schools wouldn't be on Academic Probation. I sense arrogance in your question, but maybe that's n...
Congrats!! GO CELEBRATE I take mine July 3rd and I'm literally a nervous wreck. I'm using Mary Ann Hogan Comprehensive Review for NCLEX LaCharity PDA and Kaplan Q-Trainer and Q-Bank. Those videos put me to sleep, I find that I'm weak in SATA, and s...
I was able to pass my version one test, with lots of anxiety but minimal stress. I suggest everyone who hasn't taken it yet to purchase the green hesi book and review content. Doing questions all day is good, but i suggest learning the content. If yo...
I've been with my girlfriend for about 2.5 years on and off and I realize that is difficult to maintain a relationship and be a successful nursing student. She never seems to understand the toll this program has taken on me and I somehow secretly wis...
First take a deep breath. I was in your same shoes with the suicide thing, I can tell you from experience that you really don't want to die, you want to escape from what's making you miserable. If nursing isn't for you than, you can always opt out. ...
YourHero replied to stephy642's topic in New Nurse
I think being a new nurse you must be assertive, after all you can do your job and theirs too. Don't waver, because of fear. Your CNA's are there to help you hence the name of their title. If u need them to be toileted than their job is to do just th...
@whosurdaddy, I won't begin to jump on the nursing bandwagon about what school is better than the other. Trust me, I've worked at two major Chicago area hospitals and as long as you can pass the boards and obtain the license that says RN, you will...
It's very unfortunate, I recently had a few students who were due to graduate return to our class to take things they already took before. It's a cruel way to gain insight on who they may believe will pass. Maybe you should first consult legal consul...
I've experienced the same problem previously. I think I've struggled with ADHD all my life, I think being in nursing school you realize something isn't right. The volume of info you must process shouldn't be taken lightly. Many people take adderall a...
I love the program. Straight to the point, no nonsense. Children get weeded out. Here's the two issues that I would consider. They have initial accreditation from the State of Indiana, but they aren't recognized by the NLN accrediting committee. Most...